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Lending tip: When procuring a loan...never do this
When engaging with a lender of choice never commit to a loan deposit if the loan still needs to be approved by loan committee.
Until loan is accepted by loan committee you are simply no more than just prequalified by a sales person. The term sheet is not binding for the lender. Your deposit commits you to that lender even if the terms change.