9 Steps to Buying A Home - Buyer's Guide
Home Buyer Guide To Smooth Home Purchase Transaction
Home Buyer Guide To Smooth Home Purchase Transaction
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Section 3.<br />
at a glance<br />
1<br />
When should I obtain a<br />
mortgage pre-approval?<br />
A pre-approval is recommended when<br />
you are unsure of your financial limits<br />
and would like <strong>to</strong> know the maximum<br />
amount of a mortgage that you qualify<br />
for.<br />
2<br />
Can I get a pre-approved<br />
mortgage before I find the<br />
home I want <strong>to</strong> purchase?<br />
Definitely! A pre-approved mortgage is<br />
not bound <strong>to</strong> a certain property, but is<br />
dependent on your financial situation.<br />
Knowing the maximum amount of a<br />
mortgage you qualify for will help you<br />
narrow down your options (p. 16).<br />
3<br />
What is the benefit of a<br />
pre-approval?<br />
As mentioned, you will know the<br />
maximum mortgage that you qualify for.<br />
Additionally, you can lock in an interest<br />
rate in case interest rates rise before<br />
you purchase a home (p. 16).<br />
4<br />
What are the steps in the<br />
approval process?<br />
For a detailed explanation of the<br />
approval process, please see page 17.<br />
5 6<br />
Is a pre-approval a<br />
guarantee for a mortgage<br />
loan?<br />
No, the final approval of a mortgage<br />
depends on the specific property you<br />
are planning <strong>to</strong> buy, since the lender<br />
will want <strong>to</strong> verify that it meets certain<br />
standards (p. 16).<br />
Are the terms and<br />
conditions of a mortgage<br />
negotiable?<br />
Yes, <strong>to</strong> a certain extent. As soon as<br />
the lender agrees <strong>to</strong> lend you money,<br />
will have <strong>to</strong> negotiate the terms and<br />
conditions, such as mortgage amount,<br />
amortization period or re-payment<br />
frequency (p. 18).<br />
Monika Tarnik-Jedrusiak<br />
416.822.7357 ext. Lic# M13000687<br />
monika@mortgagepal.ca<br />
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