In the quest for your dream home, a pre-approved mortgage serves as your guiding star. It establishes your borrowing capacity and locks in an interest rate, aligning your aspirations with your budget. If pre-approval proves challenging, don’t worry—I am here to calculate an estimated qualifying amount, guiding your home search toward practical and attainable options.
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YOUR GUIDE TO MORTGAGE PRE-APPROVAL
Mortgage pre-approval is an initial evaluation by a lender to determine if you qualify for a loan and how much you can borrow. It's based on your financial information, including credit score, income, and debt levels.
Getting pre-approved helps you understand how much house you can afford, strengthens your offer on a home, and speeds up the final loan approval process, making you a more attractive buyer to sellers.
To get pre-approved, you'll need to provide financial documents such as pay stubs, tax returns, and bank statements to a lender. They'll also check your credit score and evaluate your financial history.
No, pre-approval does not guarantee a loan. It's a conditional approval based on your current financial status. Final loan approval depends on a detailed inspection of the property and a reassessment of your finances at the time of purchase.
Mortgage pre-approval typically lasts 120 days. Some lenders may extend this period up to 24 months. If you haven't made an offer on a home within this timeframe, you may need to get re-approved to ensure your financial situation remains unchanged.