Address: 4800 N Federal Hwy Suite B200, Boca Raton, FL 33431, USA
Phone: +15619622865
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Sherrel L. Jackson
J Alexander Group Excellent Service! Outstanding & Professional! Jonathan, Franchesca & Hannah such an amazing group! If I could I would give you a MILLION Stars it is WELL DESERVED!
Tania Bullock
J. Alexander Group guided me through the entire process of getting my home sold from listing to closing. As someone who needed guidance in this crazy market, I relied on Jon’s expertise, and he didn’t disappoint! Every team member was very helpful, responded timely, and made the experience as smooth as possible. They are truly professionals, and I recommend them highly!
Jin Siang Chew
The whole process went by smoothly. Franchesca in particular was very patient and prompt in answering my questions regarding closing procedure. Would defnitely work with Jonathan and his team again.
Mike Schleter
Brent and Franchesca did a great job for us. They provided us with all the information we needed. They anticipated problems before they became problems. They always responded to us in a timely manner. They were available all hours of the day. They were great. Always polite and considerate.
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Some homebuyers can get their pre-approval letter within hours. People with straightforward W2 income, decent credit, and money in the bank can be house hunting the same day. But for others, getting the letter could take days or weeks. If you’re self-employed or have dinged credit, your lender will require more documentation upfront. It may submit your full file for manual approval by the bank’s underwriters before issuing the letter.
Closing is the day that settlement occurs, title is transferred and you get the keys to your new home.
Getting pre-approved for a mortgage is the first step of the home buying process. Getting a pre-approval letter from a lender gets the ball rolling in the right direction. We can help you with that process
Most financial institutions say that if you add your gross monthly income (not take home) with your spouse’s gross monthly income and multiply that by 30% of your total gross monthly income, this figure would be what you can afford to use towards housing related payments, ie: mortgage payments, taxes and insurance.
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