Mortgage Pre-Approval vs. Full Pre-Approval
There's nothing quite like owning a home you absolutely love, but before you start to choose what homes and neighborhoods fit your lifestyle, you should have a conversation about getting pre-approved.
Let’s break down the difference between a Pre-Approval and a Full Pre-Approval:
What Does Pre-Approval Mean?
Simply put, a pre-approval is based on what you tell your mortgage loan originator about your financial situation and your credit review. You'll give them information like your income and downpayment amount. Based on your information, you'll get pre-approved to apply for a mortgage up to a certain dollar amount. Once you find the house you love, you'll still need to apply for your mortgage.