Ready to buy a property? You’ll need to show the seller you have enough money. For most
people, this will mean getting a loan, and the first step to getting one is obtaining pre-approval for it. Pre-approval – also known as conditional approval or approval in principle – is an indication from a lender as to how much you can borrow. If you have pre-approval, vendors and agents know you’re serious about buying. Here are the steps you need to follow. 1.Gather your financial information To get an idea of how much you can borrow, and therefore what you can afford to buy, you need to give the lender a comprehensive picture of your finances. This includes your income and assets, and your financial obligations such as existing debts and living expenses (including ongoing bills, entertainment, food and car expenses, etc). You'll need evidence of everything:
You can use all of this information to get an idea of how much you may be able to borrow. There are a number of free mortgage tools and calculators that can help.
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