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STILL SHOPPING FOR
A HOME AND NEED MORE NEGOTIATING POWER?
GET PREAPPROVED BY A
REPUTABLE MORTGAGE COMPANY
If you are still
shopping for a home and would like the comfort
and peace of mind of knowing that you have
your financing lined up contact us at
LowratesFHA and we will issue you a
preapproval letter. Being preapproved ahead of
time can help you avoid problems down the
road. Many people start shopping for a home
and wait for the last minute before
considering financing options and later find
out it would have been wiser to do so ahead of
time. Being preapproved by a reputable
mortgage company can also help you negotiate
the price of the home you plan to buy and
create the impression that you are a serious,
well prepared, buyer. NYMC is a well known
company among many tristate area realtors and
a preapproval by one of our branches carries a
great deal of weight. In order to be issued a
true preapproval you will need the following.
1. Copies of W2's or tax returns (may not
be necessary on no income check loans)
2. Have your credit report run to determine
your FICO score. Click
here to learn more about FICO scores.
3. Bank statements showing liquid assets
available for your down payment and closing
costs. If you are selling a home and expect to
use the proceeds of the sale for your next
purchase bank statements may not be necessary.
Note: Preapproval letters are still subject
to certain conditions and are not full
commitments. Preapprovals are based on the
your present credit, liquid assets, employment
etc. The home buying process can take months
and your credit scores and other factors in
your financial picture may change. When you
finally find a property an appraisal still has
to be performed and and a title check done on
the new home. A full commitment is issued when
a complete application is done and approved by
one of our underwriters. In order to issue a
full commitment you must have gone into
contract and know the exact purchase price of
the home you are planning to buy in order to
determine a loan amount .
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