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Credit Reports - Applying for a Mortgage
Hello BP Community
I am preparing to get pre approved for a mortgage. I have waited to get pre approved until I am absolutely sure that I am ready to buy, since I don’t want my pre approval to expire and suffer another credit hit after it does.
My question is this:
Can I send an application to multiple lenders and only suffer one hard credit pull on my report? It is my understanding from online research that I can submit as many applications as I want, because multiple hard credit pulls for a mortgage application will have the same affect as one hard credit pull.
Am I understanding this correctly, and does anyone have any suggestions for applying for a loan (North Carolina)?
Thanks!