How do real estate companies get mortages?
I was wondering if I should go to a mortage lender company, and have them help me because the way I understand it they are connected to many different lenders. However, if I go through a real estate company, century 21, prudential, do they have financing with only one company, or 2..or do they have a larger network? I don't want to have to pull my credit a dozen times. I figured I should go to someone who can pull my credit once and run it but with a large group of lenders..does this make sense? Like when I went to get my car they pulled it and ran it through 30 different auto loan companies..does anyone have any idea as to what I should do? I will shop around, I just don't want to shop to every person in my town. Thanks!
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- Real estate companies have mortgage lenders that typically work in their office. They are usually associated with one company.
- We have a lender that works in our office that we recommend on occasion, but buyers are free to shop loans and compare rates with as many lenders as they choose. A mortgage broker may be your best bet and they will have access to many different loan programs.
- You can use a Lender finding service like http://www.golendershopping.com you apply and they have up to 3 different mortgage lenders give you quotes, you pick the best one. There is only one credit check I believe. Also, you may want to check out the Home Ownership Accelerator Blog, it's pretty exciting: http://www.homeownershipacceleratorblog.info they have great information about a new loan program that helps people pay off their home in as little as seven years so they are not being charged interest for another 23 years on a normal 30 year mortgage. Hope that helps, good luck!
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