Monday, December 04, 2006

Should I get pre-approved for my home loan?

Securing the right home loan can save you thousands of dollars when buying a home. But getting pre-approved for that loan can give you a serious advantage over the competition. When looking for a loan, start by selecting a great lender. Remember to ask family and friends for references. And take the time to get pre-approved for your loan.

Most lenders approve or deny loans based on income, cash and credit. To pre-qualify you for a loan, your lender will ask for information and independently research your income, employment and credit history and available cash through employers, banks and credit bureaus. If approved for the loan, which is still subject to appraisal and other conditions, the lender will issue a pre-approval letter indicating that the loan is approved by the bank.

This pre-approval letter gives the buyer some serious advantages. One of the obvious benefits is that you know what kind of home you can afford to buy. But pre-approval also puts you in a strong position over a non-approved buyer, can ensure you secure a low interest rate on your mortgage and expedite your home purchase.

Homeloan123.com charge no fee for loan pre-approval.

And remember, whatever option is right for you, HomeLoan123.com is ready to help.

Keeping you informed.

Doctor Mortgage

To ask HomeLoan123.com’s Doctor Mortgage a question, e-mail: info@homeloan123.com

2 comments:

sabrina said...

great information as always. I think many people do have a misconception that a short sale won’t hurt your credit score as much as a foreclosure would, and I’m glad you addressed that here. I think it is promising that someone could be eligible to buy a home after only 2 years.


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