Prequalification Application

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Get prequalified.
Prequalification gives you a clear sense of how much house you can afford — and a powerful tool to make your offer stand out of the home you want. Take three minutes to take a look at your complete financial picture with us, and we'll outline your loan options and what to do next.
Are you working with a loan officer?
Leave this blank if you're not currently working with a loan officer and we'll pair you up with one.

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Name*
First Last
Email*
Phone

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Employment & Income
On the next couple pages, we'll look at where you work, how long you've been there and how much you have in the bank. It helps us get a sense for what you can afford in the long run.
What is your employment status?*
Employer Name
Years at current job
Gross monthly income
Estimated credit score*

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Assets
In the next couple of pages, we'll look at where you work, how long you've been there and how much you have in the bank. It helps us get a sense of what you can afford in the long run.
Checking account balance
Savings account balance
Other liquid asset balance(s)

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Debts
Telling us your average bills per month also helps us understand what you can responsibly cover each month in the long run.
Minimum monthly credit card debt
Minimum monthly mortgage payment
Other minimum monthly debt obligations (student loans, auto loans, etc.)

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Property Info
Understanding what type of home you're targeting, where it is and how much you'll put down helps us pinpoint the right type of loan for your unique situation.
Property type
Property purchase price
Down payment
Property zip code
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NMLS #284262, NMLS Consumer Access website: www.nmlsconsumeraccess.org. Majesty Mortgage is an Equal Housing Lender. Loans are available on a fair and equal basis regardless of race, color, national origin, religion, sex, handicap, marital status, familial status (having children under the age of 18), age (if old enough to enter a contract), because income is from public assistance, or because a right was exercised under the Consumer Credit Protection Act.