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Updated almost 8 years ago on . Most recent reply

PREQUALIFIED WHILE SHOPPING FOR LOAN?
Hi Everyone,
I am working on getting an idea of how much I can conventionally finance for my first deal. I have a list of local banks and credit unions that I am screening. I plan to narrow it down to 5-10 and then talk to their MLO's. I have not started seriously looking for a property yet, but I plan to purchase a small multi-family to house hack. I have never owned a home, only rented. When I talk to the MLO's do I need to get prequalified for a loan when I am shopping for financing without actually pursuing a property yet?
Thanks in advance!
Thomas