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Taylor Zima
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  • Boca Raton, FL
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When should I get a pre-approval letter?

Taylor Zima
  • Rental Property Investor
  • Boca Raton, FL
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Hi BP!

I’m actively searching for my first investment property. I will be seeking a bank loan to purchase the property and I’m wondering when would be a good time to get a pre-approval letter. I haven’t narrowed down any properties, just actively looking. I understand some have an expiration date. Any advice is much appreciated!!

Ty

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  • Developer
  • Dallas, TX
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I'd say it's good to have a preapproval letter when you're actively in the market looking for deals. Some sellers are super annoying about even considering an offer without a preapproval letter, and banks can take forever to give them to you. Just my two cents 

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