• Skip to primary navigation
  • Skip to main content
Morty Home School

Morty Home School

Everything you need to know about homebuying

  • Morty Home
  • How It Works
  • About Us
  • Todays Rates
  • FAQs
  • Get Started

tax returns

When Does a Mortgage Pre-approval Expire?

October 31, 2021 apply for a mortgage, bank statements, buy a home, buy a house, check your credit, credit card, credit report, credit score, home buyers, home loan, Interest Rates, loan amounts, mortgage lender, offer on a home, pay stubs, pre approval letter, shop for a home, tax returns, terms and conditions

Can you think of one of the earliest and most important steps involved in getting a mortgage? If you guessed getting a mortgage pre-approval, you’re right. You may think that getting a pre-approval involves mounds of paperwork and a deep inquiry into your financial situation. However, you might be surprised at how quickly you can […]

How to Get a Mortgage Pre-Approval

October 20, 2021 90 days, approval letter, bank statements, business days, buying a home, checked your credit, credit card, credit reports, credit score, debt to income ratio, home loans, house hunting, interest rate, loan amount, mortgage application, mortgage loans, mortgage rates, preapproval letter, tax returns

House hunting may be one of the most enjoyable parts of buying a home. However, you might find that you have even more fun when you go the extra mile and get pre-approved for a mortgage first.  Getting a pre-approval may help you feel more confident going into the home buying process because you’ll know […]

Your homebuying journey starts here.

Get Started

Morty Home School

  • How it works
  • About us
  • Licenses
  • Closing date promise
  • Join our team
  • © 2023 Morty, Inc
  • Terms of Service
  • Privacy Policy
  • Learn More
  • Get home financing advice when and how you want it.
  • Resources
Morty is a licensed mortgage broker. NMLS ID # 1429243. NMLS Consumer Access. All loans originated by Morty are funded by third party lenders. Morty, Inc. is authorized to do business as “Morty” in certain states. Morty is an equal housing lender.

  • Homebuying 101
  • Money Matters
  • the morty report
  • rates