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commitment letter

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A quick definition of commitment letter:

A commitment letter is a written offer from a lender to give someone a loan to buy a house. The letter tells the person how much money they can borrow, what the interest rate will be, and other important details. It's like a promise from the lender to give the person the money they need to buy the house.

A more thorough explanation:

A commitment letter is a written offer from a lender to grant a mortgage loan. It outlines the loan amount, interest rate, and other terms of the loan. This letter is also known as a letter of commitment.

For example, if you apply for a mortgage loan, the lender may send you a commitment letter stating that they are willing to lend you a certain amount of money at a specific interest rate. This letter also includes any conditions that you must meet before the loan can be finalized.

Another example of a commitment letter is a letter of intent. This is a document that outlines the terms of a proposed agreement between two parties. It is not legally binding, but it shows that both parties are serious about moving forward with the agreement.

Overall, a commitment letter is an important document that outlines the terms of a loan or agreement. It helps both parties understand what is expected of them and ensures that everyone is on the same page.

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180letmein
10:31
Isn't Fordham pretty big name anywhere you go tho?
10:31
Yeah I think that’s kinda true but I think if you work super hard and are top 10%at the t≈50 you’re kinda chilling
eggan
10:31
in the tri state area absolutely. california theyve never heard of fordham
eggan
10:32
maybe not never but theyd rather take from a similarly reputable regional school in california like irvine or davis
eggan
10:32
im also doing fordham PI so its different
180letmein
10:32
Ahhh makes sense.
eggan
10:33
@winningest: top 10% isnt guaranteed tho. the curve might beat ur ass
eggan
10:34
between wayne and maurer tho for full rides id actually do maurer. indiana is a bigger name imo than wayne
eggan
10:35
you could probably get a cool job in chicago there
10:35
Between those two I lean Wayne bc I prefer location
eggan
10:35
gotcha its a location thing
TenFiftyILuvUGang
10:36
me and my friends we got money to spend
TenFiftyILuvUGang
10:36
me n my friends we got money to spend
TenFiftyILuvUGang
10:36
me n my friends me n my friends
10:37
It seems so odd that lower ranked schools tend to region lock you though, it’s the only profession that really works like that I feel
10:38
That’s part of my fear is I don’t truly know where I’ll want to live in a decade
10:38
kjkj
10:45
what's up bullet shields?
Mostlylegal
10:46
ANOTHER DAY ANOTHER FO PM?
10:48
Heard maga SLS wave this week
Mostlylegal
10:50
guys i dont think i can take this anymore
10:50
So join a gang, esse
10:51
Everything is a choice, brudda
ClassyPleasantHeron
11:36
I'm honestly surprised that NYU has bothered to send more As this late.
MrThickRopes
11:38
Where da decisions at
11:40
^
babycakes
11:40
NYU has not rendered decisions for 50+% all applicants
babycakes
11:41
of all
babycakes
11:41
They are one of the law schools with the most acceptances left to give, along with Stanford
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