Learn what you need to speed up the approval process Mortgage lenders offer pre-approval letters to buyers they believe can repay their loans. However, unlike mortgage pre-qualification, the ...

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When making the decision to purchase a home, the first thought that comes to a buyer's mind is most likely "how much can I afford?" If you're a seasoned buyer who has already been through the process ...

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Skipping the mortgage pre-approval process can lead to disappointment and wasted time, so consult with a lender early on. Buyers should factor in additional expenses beyond the mortgage payment, such ...

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Congratulations! You've been pre-approved for a mortgage loan on your dream home. You made it past many hurdles, but be careful – you haven't completed the race just yet. The wrong actions after your ...