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Updated over 16 years ago, 08/03/2008

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Julian Barnes
  • Renter
  • Charlotte, NC
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WHICH LOCAL BANKS HOLD MORTGAGES IN-HOUSE?

Julian Barnes
  • Renter
  • Charlotte, NC
Posted

Hi all...

I had a brief question for the vets out here....

Can you provide some info on how to go about finding local banks that hold their mortgages "in-house"?

I've read several posts from novice to seasoned alike, that smaller banks that hold their notes in house, make for much smoother, more flexible loan requirements.
After several calls, I have found that the "smaller bank experience" was much more personable in answering my questions regarding loan programs, etc.

So, if you guys/girls can provide some info to us novices that will help us going forward, that would be.. 8)

Thanks in Advance,

Jugo

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