Getting pre-approved for a home loan is a crucial step in buying a home. It involves a lender reviewing your financial history and credit score to commit to lending a specific amount. Pre-approval strengthens your buying position, helps narrow your home search, and speeds up the loan process. To get pre-approved, check your credit score, gather financial documents, choose a lender, submit an application, and receive your pre-approval letter to start house hunting. Avoid new credit or large purchases before closing.
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