Every now and then it happens despite our best efforts to warn against it — a buyer will do something that causes the lender to withdraw loan approval just before closing.
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Please, dear buyers, learn from her sad experience. You should do nothing to affect your credit between loan application and closing! Don’t buy new furniture for your home, don’t buy a car, don’t even pay off any debts. Your lender will pull a credit report a second time just before closing and, as described above, verify your continued employment.
Loan officers and Realtors warn their clients about this pitfall, but every now and then the warnings are not heeded. Don’t let this tragedy happen to you!
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