Emily Terpak November 1, 2023
There is technically no right or wrong answer but in my opinion, I think it helps to talk to a real estate agent before talking to a lender. The main reason being that a real estate agent can recommend a few great lenders to get you started. Unfortunately, not all lenders are created equal and it helps to know that your agent has personally done business with this person before. Not only does that increase the chances of your deal going smoothly, but the lender also has more of a reason to make sure that you’re satisfied and their business relationship with the agent continues.
You might also require a special loan (if you’re a doctor, lawyer, or veteran) or need a certain type of grant. Since not all lenders handle all types of loans or grants, an agent will most likely have the perfect lender contact for you depending on your needs.
Remember, lenders can make or break a deal and oftentimes you won’t know that you’re working with a subpar lender until it’s too late. It’s always better to get off on the right foot with a great lender.
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Because sellers pay both the listing agent and buyer agent’s commission.
There is technically no right or wrong answer.
They’re great for someone who doesn’t need a ton of space.
This is a monthly charge from the lender that will eventually fall off.
Your first instinct might be to reach out to your bank since they already hold a lot of your money.
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The good news, what goes up, almost always goes back down. And this phrase can be applied to interest rates.
You can get a home inspection for that stuff! Here are the three things that I remind buyers to think about.
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