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A: Yes! Getting pre-approved helps you understand what you can afford, strengthens your offer, and shows sellers you’re a serious buyer. It’s one of the smartest first steps in the mortgage process.
A: Avoid it. Big purchases like cars or furniture can affect your credit score and debt-to-income ratio, potentially putting your loan approval at risk. Hold off until after closing.
A: Not recommended. Lenders want stable income, and changing jobs—especially to a different field—can delay or jeopardize your loan approval. If a change is unavoidable, talk to your loan officer first.
A: No. Opening or closing credit lines can impact your credit score and alter your profile. Keep your credit activity steady until your loan is fully closed.
A: Not without a clear paper trail. Sudden transfers can raise red flags with underwriters. Always check with your loan officer before making large deposits or transfers.
A: No. Stay current on all payments. Missing any bills—even if you’re close to closing—can impact your approval and delay the process.
A: No. Co-signing creates a new financial obligation and can increase your debt load in the eyes of the lender, which may negatively affect your approval.
A: Absolutely. Being transparent with your loan officer helps avoid surprises during underwriting and ensures you get the right loan for your situation.
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Premier Point Mortgage
NMLS #2184348
Premier Point Mortgage guides you every step of the way, making your journey to homeownership stress free; now that’s Home Financing Simplified!
Credit and collateral are subject to approval. Terms and conditions apply. This is not a commitment to lend. Programs, rates, terms and conditions are subject to change without notice.