In areas where you’re likely to be up against other buyers when bidding on a home, a pre-approval letter can be what sets you apart.
The letter, which should be signed by your lender’s underwriter, assures the seller that you have the financial means to purchase the house. In other words, it is evidence that you should be take seriously as a prospective buyer.
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