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      1. What is mortgage pre-qualification?

        Mortgage pre-qualification enables you to begin the application process and gain helpful information even before you start looking at homes. 

        With pre-qualification, you’ll know how large of a mortgage you can may qualify for, which means you’ll know what pricepoint you’ll be looking in. You’ll know your spending limit, and will also be a more attractive buyer to sellers (because they will know you’ll be able to receive the financing you need to buy the property).

        While pre-qualification isn't actual approval, it can help speed up the approval process when you find the perfect home. Getting pre-qualified is quick and easy, and you can have an answer in minutes.

        Talk to a mortgage expert about getting pre-qualified.

      2. What are the different types of ownership for a business?

        The most common structures for a business are Sole Proprietorship, Limited Partnership, Limited Liability Partnership, Limited Liability Company, S-Corporation and Corporation.

      3. Nonprofits
        Old National has a wide range of banking services tailored specifically for nonprofit organizations. Connect with our dedicated nonprofit bankers today!
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        Old National hosted three receptions in the Chicagoland market for the Old National Empowerment Small Business Loan Program in August of 2024, when a
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