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Michael Williams
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Making offers on properties without pre approval letter

Michael Williams
  • Rental Property Investor
  • Sacramento, CA
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How would I be able to make offers on multi family properties in my area without a pre qualification letter from my lender? I have a family member who will loan me the down payment on a multi family property, they have not transferred the funds into my account yet. How would I still be able to make offers on properties? Or should I just wait until the funds are in my account and receive a pre approval letter from my lender?

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Billy Daniel
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Billy Daniel
  • Rental Property Investor
  • Russellville, AR
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It's not a requirement to be pre-approved to make an offer.  It just strengthens your negotiating position.  That being said, you shouldn't be making offers unless you are confident you can get pre-approved quickly.

Also, go with what others have said about talking to lender before any money moves around!

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