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A borrower wants to shop for homes in multiple price ranges. They have been pre-qualified for $400,000 but want to look at homes up to $500,000. What should the MLO recommend?

Correct Answer

B) Suggest they get pre-approved to better understand their actual buying power

Since pre-qualification is based on unverified information, the MLO should recommend pre-approval to provide a more accurate assessment of the borrower's actual loan capacity based on verified financial documentation. This prevents disappointment and wasted time looking at unaffordable properties.

Answer Options
A
Tell them to only look at homes under $400,000
B
Suggest they get pre-approved to better understand their actual buying power
C
Increase the pre-qualification amount to $500,000
D
Advise them to make offers contingent on financing

Why This Is the Correct Answer

Since pre-qualification is based on unverified information, the MLO should recommend pre-approval to provide a more accurate assessment of the borrower's actual loan capacity based on verified financial documentation. This prevents disappointment and wasted time looking at unaffordable properties.

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