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Derek Mei
  • Newton, MA
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Need Advice on Massachusetts Lenders: Cross Country or HarborOne?

Derek Mei
  • Newton, MA
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Hey BP community,

I'm a new investor based out of Massachusetts that is in the process of choosing a loan officer and mortgage provider to obtain pre-approval for my first investment property. However, I have a few questions about the process that I hope someone can help me out with.

Has anyone heard of CrossCountry Mortgage or HarborOne? I'm deciding between lenders and want to know the criteria for choosing a good loan officer/mortgage provider? This would be my first deal, and I want to make sure I develop the right relationship initially that I can keep moving forward.

Any advice would be greatly appreciated!

Thanks,

Derek

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