Prequalifying for a mortgage


Original Source: readynest.com

Prequalifying shows you how much you can afford to spend on a home based on where you stand financially, taking into account your income, debt and savings, among other factors. Lenders also consider current interest rates. 

Prequalifying can determine:


  • An estimate of the home purchase price and monthly mortgage payment you can afford and qualify for


  • How much money you’ll need for a down payment (the difference between the purchase price and the amount of your mortgage)


  • Saving goals you need to set and achieve


Who can help me prequalify?


loan officer or home-purchase education counselor can help you prequalify.


Prequalifying is not a commitment on your part to work with a particular lender or real estate agent, and it doesn’t guarantee you a loan on the lender's part – that all happens during the actual loan application process. But prequalifying can help you narrow your house hunt and avoid potential disappointment.

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