F.A.Q
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The fact that it doesn't take into consideration your credit score, you may not actually be approved for a mortgage at the pre-approved amount.
Some institutions will pre-qualify you. During this process they usually verify your documents (pay stubs etc) and check your credit. Pre-qualification can be a big help when hunting for your home.
Having a pre-approval letter or pre-qualification letter can make your offer stronger and may help you negotiate a better price or terms and conditions. If you're in an multiple offer's situation it can help you out if you've got one, and the others don't.
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