Pre-approval and pre-qualification are both ways to estimate your home-buying budget, but they are not the same. During pre-qualification, you provide an overview of your income, monthly debts, and other financial information to receive a rough estimate of your maximum loan amount.
Pre-qualification does not involve a credit check, making it less precise than pre-approval. However, it can still be helpful, giving you a general idea of your price range and allowing you to begin your home search with confidence.
Prequalifying for a home loan is a quick and simple way to see how much you may be able to borrow before you start house hunting. By providing basic financial details—such as your income, employment, estimated credit score, and debts—a lender can give you an idea of the loan programs and amounts you may qualify for.
You can begin the prequalification process right now by filling out the form below. Once submitted, one of our experienced loan officers will review your information and guide you through the next steps. It’s a fast, no-obligation way to move one step closer to your new home.