Slapping a prequalification letter atop your offer on a house says one thing: you mean business. It shows sellers that, should they accept your offer, you're able to back it up and close the deal.
If prequalification isn't required to submit an offer, yours will stand out. Your prequal letter makes everyone else fade into the background.
Work with your loan officer to determine the right loan type and amount for you. Prequalification doesn't mean you’re stuck, but it can keep you true to your #housegoals.
Prequalification is the first step in the mortgage application process. Check that off your list! You’re one step closer to closing than anyone who skips this step.
You'll get a clear picture of what you can afford when you get prequalified – so you don’t need to wince when you offer on that dream house.