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  • 5/7/2025
Mortgage preapprovals have an expiration date. Here's what to expect when yours runs out—and how to stay prepared throughout the homebuying journey.

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00:00What happens if my mortgage pre-approval expires?
00:04If your mortgage pre-approval expires, don't panic, it happens more often than you think.
00:10Pre-approvals typically last 60 to 90 days, depending on your lender and credit report validity.
00:17When they expire, it doesn't mean you're out of options.
00:20You'll just need to reapply.
00:22That means updating your financial documents like pay stubs, bank statements,
00:26and tax returns so the lender can reassess your current financial situation.
00:32Remember, your new terms may look different,
00:35especially if interest rates have changed or your financial profile has shifted.
00:40To stay ahead, act quickly.
00:42Time matters in a competitive housing market.
00:45Keep your credit score strong, avoid big financial changes,
00:49and communicate regularly with your lender.
00:52You might even find better offers by shopping around again.
00:55The key takeaway?
00:57Mortgage pre-approval is a valuable tool, but it's temporary.
01:01Stay proactive, stay organized, and you'll keep your home buying journey on track.
01:07Visit www.lengo.com for more home buying tips.

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