Definition
A letter from a bank saying they'll probably lend you money, assuming nothing in your life changes between now and closing. It's a financial pinky promise that expires faster than milk.
Example Usage
"I got pre-approved for $400,000. Then I bought a new car and the bank pretended they'd never met me." - A buyer who learned about debt-to-income ratios the hard way
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just as long as you don't leave me...