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Kevin Wood
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  • Houston, TX
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Pre-Approval Letters... Houston but general to all

Kevin Wood
  • Investor
  • Houston, TX
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Hi,

We've made offers on four multi-family properties now. Financing is not an issue. What has become an issue is that each seller is requesting a pre-approval letter. This is frustrating because we often will offer on a property within 48 hours and at least the banks we are working with don't just mail them out that quickly. My question to you other investors is how do you handle this pre-approval process in the context of the offer process?

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Karen Bickford
  • Investor
  • Bolton, MA
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Karen Bickford
  • Investor
  • Bolton, MA
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Hi Kevin I am assuming that you are approved for x amount of financing and you are putting in offers based on what you are approved for.  

If you know the amount that you are approved for by the bank have them put in in writing for you and make copies. It should be as simple as Kevin wood has been approved for financing up to xxx amount from xyz bank. Once again I have never used an approval letter so maybe it is more complicated than it should be.

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