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Updated almost 10 years ago, 01/30/2015

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Brittany Villamil
  • Houston, TX
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Steps to take in order to be financially ready to purchase

Brittany Villamil
  • Houston, TX
Posted

Hello!

I am wondering how some would advise me to go about financing an investment home. 

Theoretically speaking.. if I drive past a run down home which I see to be foreclosed ..what would I need to have ready to go in order to be able to make an offer. Lets say I was using a conventional loan.

Do I need to be preapproved? Do I need to have something set up with the bank already?? Or do I do that process after I make an offer? 

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