It's not called a prequalification anymore in Texas.

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If you are buying a home in Texas, get a "Conditional Qualification" (Form A). It's not called a prequalification anymore. If you want more detail about the form read my latest blog about the differences between Form A and B:

 

http://activerain.com/blogsview/4457939/making-an-offer-on-a-home-in-texas--get-this-or-lose-that-home-

 

If you are buying a home seek a licensed residential mortgage loan originator who you trust will review your complete financial situation. In Texas, contact Jimmy Smith for questions or a no obligation loan consultation.

 

 Jimmy Smith, NMLS#1089067

jsmith@alliancemtggroup.net, (214) 872-9091 Ofc

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Joe Petrowsky
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Good morning Jimmy. It may be called something different, but the meaning is the same. It can be the beginning process to home ownership.

Aug 21, 2014 08:06 PM #1
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Jimmy Van Smith
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Thanks Joe!

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