If nothing else, you should know your credit history and current credit score
before you speak to any lender.
If you have Internet access, research rates
before speaking to a lender, so you'll be armed with the knowledge of what is out there.
Not exact matches
This is why it's wise
to speak to a mortgage
lender before you start shopping for a home.
So
before you sign any settlement papers, make sure
to do some upfront research and
speak with your
lender, real estate agent, and local tax authorities about current homeownership expenses — after all, it never hurts
to be prepared!
If you are having trouble making your payments, be sure
to speak with your credit card provider or
lender before you miss a payment.
Overall, taking these steps
before speaking with a
lender about a home equity line of credit is necessary
to ensure the new HELOC is affordable both now and in the future.
I recently
spoke at a Foreclosure Education Summit and had the opportunity
to speak with a representative from HUD who informed me she wouldn't be surprised if
lenders increased the minimum
to a 680 Fico
before years end!
Buyers interested in purchasing a home should
speak to their
lender before house - hunting.
None of the
lenders I have
spoken to will do cash - out refinances
before the 6 - month hardening period.
As you can see, there are some good reasons
to speak to a mortgage
lender before you start shopping for a home.
This is why it's wise
to speak to a mortgage
lender before you start shopping for a home.
It's wise
to speak with several
lenders before choosing one
to compare interest rates, costs and fees.
Before this meeting it is important that you
speak with one of our local
lenders to talk about getting pre-approved and
to learn more about our
Lender Advantage Program.
In fact, many of our buyers
speak with a
lender 6, 12 or even 18 months
before they plan
to buy so they know they're saving enough money.