Buying a home is the biggest investment most people will ever make. The traditional process is to look at homes (usually with a Realtor), find one you like, maybe calculate some rough numbers with the Realtor, make an offer and then apply for the financing with the loan agent that the Realtor uses. Sometimes, the Realtor will have you meet with the loan agent before you look at homes, to give you a pre-qualification letter.

So, what´s wrong with this process? It causes stress. A lot of it. From the minute you sign on the dotted line, the clock is ticking. You only have a short period of time to select a loan program, complete the loan application package, and obtain loan approval. Many real estate transactions fall out of escrow because the buyer (even with a pre-qualification) is unable to qualify for a large enough mortgage with acceptable terms, sending you back to begin the process all over again.

This report clearly shows the difference between the two and the advantages of knowing that fact in today's market. 

In answer to this issue, industry insiders have prepared a FREE special report entitled "Pre-Approval vs. Pre-Qualified" which give the buyers answers to their much needed questions.  

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