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Review reports from major bureaus like Equifax or TransUnion to fix errors and understand your standing.
Once you have a budget, you need official backing to be taken seriously by sellers.
Before looking at houses, ensure your "financial house" is in order to secure the best mortgage rates.
A lender reviews your finances (tax returns, pay stubs, bank statements) to provide a pre-approval letter . This proves you are a serious buyer and defines your exact shopping range.
Compare options like Conventional (standard), FHA (lower credit/down payment), or VA loans (for veterans with 0% down). Phase 3: The Search and Team Building How to Prepare to Buy a Home