Nations Choice Mortgage - PreQualify for a Mortgage


In today’s market, it is very important to prequalify for a mortgage. The most desirable, well priced homes on the market are often under contract within just a few days. Few sellers will even consider an offer without proof that the buyer is pre qualified. In fact, the further along you are in the mortgage process, the closer you are to an accepted offer and a smooth closing.



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Simply complete the brief form below to request your mortgage prequalification!

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Please click the "Pre-Qualify" button to submit your mortgage preapproval application.




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  • Offers to purchase look stronger to the seller.
  • The further you are in the home preapproval, the more quickly you can get the keys to your new home!
  • Understand the down payment and payment requirements to ensure you’re shopping in the best price range for you.
  • Once your offer is accepted, you’ll have more time to focus on inspections, appraisal, packing, and all the other little details as you’ll already be well underway on your mortgage.


Prequalified vs. Preapproved - What’s the difference?

Prequalification involves the discussion and review of your credit history, debt to income ratios and other broad details related to the mortgage process with a licensed loan professional. Once they have determined that these generic details fit into one or more appropriate loan programs available, they can issue a prequalification. A preapproval is a much more thorough process that involves provide documentation to the lender that would be applicable to a mortgage process so that it may be reviewed in full in order to determine any potential issues or delays that might arise through the loan process.



Which is better: Prequalification or Preapproval?

While prequalifying for a home is an important first step, preapproval provides an additional level of comfort for both the buyer and the seller. When a buyer makes an offer to purchase with a home preapproval attached, the seller can feel confident that the lender has reviewed significant documentation and it is unlikely that there will be any issues or delays in the process. Furthermore, you as the buyer will have a number of other inspections and considerations during the purchase process. By providing accelerating the mortgage process prior to making an offer, you will be further along in the process allowing you to focus more attention on inspections, packing, etc.

Instant Mortgage Rate Help

Loan Amount: How much do you want to borrow? Example: 150,000 (You can borrow up to 100% of the purchase price of your home. You will find better interest rates at 95%, 90%, and 80% progressively.)

Property Value: This is the purchase price of your property or your best estimate of the appraised value of the property. Example: 175,000.

Loan Type: Selecting Refinance WITH CASH OUT may increase your rate. If you want some extra cash to pay the closing costs on your new loan, this would NOT be considered receiving extra cash.

Escrow/Impounds: Allows you to pay 1/12 of your annual property taxes and homeowners insurance with your mortgage payment each month. Escrowing your taxes and insurance will lower your points by .25%

Property State: Specify the State where the property is located

Property County: Specify the County where the property is located


Todays Rates: These rates are based on the following criteria..

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