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Where to get a mortgage

Since virtually all financial services companies, including brokerage firms, have entered the mortgage market, you have a wide variety of potential lenders to choose from.

Banks and credit unions. You may get a better rate if you have a checking or savings account there.
Developers. Most make arrangements with lenders to get financing for you if you’re interested in their properties.
Mortgage bankers. They may offer lower rates or make qualifying easier than banks do.
Mortgage brokers. For a fee, they’ll help you find the best deal or get a mortgage when you’re having difficulty.

 

         
   
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