Getting Pre-Qualified
Once your financial matters are in order and you’ve examined your credit record, pay a visit to a lender – mortgage company, savings and loan, bank or credit union. They can translate your results into an amount you can manage and determine the types of mortgages suitable to your needs.
This pre-qualifying meeting should be free of charge, and you are not obligated to use the lender who leads the meeting. When you are ready to negotiate a loan, talk with several lenders. Bring tax returns, salary stubs and other financial data to the meeting, along with your calculated net worth and monthly cash flow assessments.
If you receive
pre-qualification or pre-approval from a reputable lender, your negotiating position is strengthened. It shows agents and sellers you are serious about buying a home.
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