Applying for a Mortgage? Here’s What NOT to Do After You Apply!
Once your lender reviews your finances, consistency is key. Here are
major things to avoid during the home loan process:
Switching banks can raise red flags and delay your approval.
New credit or changes to existing accounts can impact your credit score.
Unverified deposits = underwriting headaches. Keep it clean and traceable.
Even if it’s to help someone out, it affects your debt-to-income ratio.
That new couch, car, or fridge can wait! Large expenses can hurt your loan approval.
Let’s keep your path to homeownership as smooth as possible 

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