Get Arizona Pre Qualification Form

A prequalification or preapproval letter is a document from a lender stating that the lender is tentatively willing to lend to you, up to a certain loan amount. This document is based on certain assumptions and it is not a guaranteed loan offer.

Both pre-qualified and pre-approved mean that a lender has reviewed your financial situation and determined that you meet at least some of their requirements to be approved for a loan. Getting a pre-qualification or pre-approval letter is generally not a guarantee that you will receive a loan from the lender.

The biggest difference between the two is that getting pre-qualified is typically a faster and less detailed process, while pre-approvals are more comprehensive and take longer. Getting a pre-qualification or pre-approval letter is generally not a guarantee that you will secure a loan from the lender.

You should let the agent know you have been pre-approved for a loan, although you do not have to show him/her your pre-approval letter. (By the way, being pre-approved is different from being pre-qualified, although many buyers confuse the two.

Purpose: This Pre-Qualification Form is to be used in conjunction with an AAR Residential Resale Real Estate Purchase Contract or Vacant Land/Lot Purchase Contract (“Contract”).

Purpose: This Pre-Qualification Form is to be used in conjunction with an AAR Residential Resale Real Estate Purchase Contract or Vacant Land/Lot Purchase Contract (“Contract”).

What is mortgage prequalification? Prequalification is an early step in your homebuying journey. When you prequalify for a home loan, you're getting an estimate of what you might be able to borrow, based on information you provide about your finances, as well as a credit check.