Before you can make a serious offer on a home, you need to be pre-qualified with your lender. At this meeting your lender will help you fill out an application and will use your debt to income ratio to tell you how much home you can afford. That's why it's a good idea to get pre-qualified before you begin looking for a home.
At your first meeting, the loan officer will compare your gross monthly income to your total monthly payments including, student loans, credit cards, car payments, child support and more. To help make the meeting go as smoothly as possible, come prepared with the following documents.
Once you have received your pre-approval you can begin looking at houses in your price range.
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