The first step to buying a home is getting pre-approved for a mortgage.
This article (PDF) lays out the different types of pre-approval that are available, and how each of them can affect your ability to purchase a home; read that article, and then begin the process of getting pre-approved:
Want to get pre-qualified? Complete our short online application.
Want to get pre-approved? Complete our full online application.
Once we receive your online application, we’ll contact you to set up an appointment to discuss your scenario in more detail and prepare a pre-qualification or pre-approval for you as discussed in the article above.
(Not ready to complete the online application yet? Feel free to contact us with questions or to set up a no-obligation initial consultation where we can help you evaluate your options.)
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