Getting Pre-Approved

Getting Pre-Approved!

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Here's Why You Need A Preapproval Letter

Knowing Your Approval Amount:

Knowing how much you are approved for helps us determine what homes we should be viewing. You don't want to be looking at $400K homes, if you are only approved for $300K.

It's Needed To Write Offers:

Once you start shopping around for homes, you will eventually be ready to write an offer. In order to write an offer, we will need to send the preapproval letter to the listing agent and sellers, along with our offer.

It's the first step (after contacting us) when buying a home!

Getting pre-approved for a mortgage is an important step that home buyers should take before starting their house hunting journey. Pre-approval means that a lender has reviewed your financial information and has determined how much money they are willing to lend you for a mortgage. Here are a few reasons why buyers should get pre-approved before buying a home:

Firstly, pre-approval gives home buyers a clear idea of how much they can afford to spend on a home. This helps them narrow down their search and focus on homes that fit their budget. It also helps to prevent disappointment and heartache later on in the process.

Secondly, pre-approval gives home buyers an advantage in a competitive housing market. When buyers find a home they love, they can make an offer with confidence, knowing that they have already been pre-approved for a mortgage. This can make their offer more attractive to the seller and increase their chances of getting the home they want.

Lastly, pre-approval can save buyers time and stress. By getting pre-approved early on in the process, buyers can avoid wasting time looking at homes that are out of their price range. They can also avoid the stress of not knowing if they will be approved for a mortgage when they finally find the home of their dreams.

Overall, getting pre-approved before buying a home is an important step that can make the home buying process easier, less stressful, and more successful.