Getting a Mortgage Pre-Approval Before Maternity or Paternity Leave
Upcoming maternity or paternity leave can interfere with your homebuying plans. How to navigate the situation.
Upcoming maternity or paternity leave can interfere with your homebuying plans. How to navigate the situation.
Do you fear rising rates while shopping for a home, potentially pricing you out of the perfect property? Introducing so-called "lock and shop" programs.
Homebuyers don't have to use the lender they received a pre-approval from. But, it can be risky to change. How to navigate this task.
Mortgage pre-approvals are typically good for 90 days, but other milestones can affect them, too.
A HELOC can help you pay an ex-spouse's share of equity without selling the home.
You're pre-approved, but something changes with your financial picture or the lender made a mistake initially. What do you do next?
You got pre-approved, but while you’re looking for homes, mortgage rates rose. Will the higher payment disqualify you?
You might have a meeting set up with a lender to get pre-approved. But you’re not sure what to bring. Maybe nothing. But here's what to bring, just in case.
A home equity line of credit could be the perfect tool for serial flippers. Borrow, pay off, and re-borrow as much as you'd like.
Can anything "bad" happen if you get pre-approved a year, two years, or three years before you plan to buy? When to get pre-approved.