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Corporate Office
3 Parkcenter Drive
2nd Floor
Sacramento, Ca 95825
Toll Free: (800) 570-5300

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You will be able to log in for up-to-the-minute updates on your loan in process and easily submit needed documentation to us to help ensure a faster transaction for you. This new state-of- the-art communication system will also support our efforts toward complete paperless transactions and helps us further our Think Green initiatives!

Purchase a Home

Buying a home is the biggest financial decision most of us will ever make.

So it is easy to see why having clear and concise information is crucial to ensuring a successful outcome and a low stress experience.

Typically, the first step in the home purchasing process is to secure one of two things: a pre-qualification or a pre-approval from a lender. These are distinct processes, so it is important to understand the difference.

A pre-qualification, acts as a dry run of the loan application process. A lender's mortgage loan originator can typically pre-qualify you for a home loan in less than an hour. To establish a pre-qualification you will need to complete a mortgage application and authorize a credit report. You should also provide the mortgage loan originator with as much income documentation as possible. A review of the mortgage application, your credit, and your income documentation will determine if you are pre-qualified for a loan. Your mortgage loan originator will then be able to tell you:

  • The loan amount you qualify for
  • The types of loans you qualify for (i.e. fixed, variable, FHA, VA)
  • The sales price on a home you can qualify for
  • The current rate and fees for the selected loans

A pre-approval takes pre-qualification one step further. Your mortgage loan originator will compile the information gathered from your credit report and asset/income statements to secure a valid pre-approval. When you become pre-approved you will receive a letter stating that your mortgage is pre-approved. A valid pre-approval is the best tool you can have when shopping for a new home. The key is to ensure that your pre-approval is valid. A pre-approval that is valid has been underwritten by an authorized underwriter or an automated approval system. With a valid pre-approval in hand, all you have to do is find the home you want, have it appraised, and then close your loan.

For more information on getting pre-approved, click here.