Mortgage Choice
Do you still have alternative choice after having a Mortgage in principle?
It is said that you should get a mortgage in principle before looking for a property. But does it mean that you can get back only to the lender who gave you the mortgage in principle? If you have found your desired house, can you find another lender?
I think you mean a pre-qualification, which is an indication to the seller, that someone will actually lend you $$ and you are not wasting the sellers time.
As far as the actual mortgage, you can go with whomever you want at any time but realize that it takes any lender about 30 days to do all the paperwork SO . . . make a decision by about 30 days prior to anticipated close date.
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