Home Buyer Tips: Pre-Approval
Before you start house hunting, we recommend you get pre-approved first, or you could lose out on the home of your dreams.
Once you get your basic pre-approval letter and you’re ready to make an offer on a home, it is best to contact three or four different lenders, so that you can compare their rates and choose the best one for you.
Once you get your basic pre-approval letter and you’re ready to make an offer on a home, it is best to contact three or four different lenders, so that you can compare their rates and choose the best one for you.
We partner with some great Mortgage Lenders that can help you with this and help get you into your perfect home!
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