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How to Break Up with a Lender?
Hi Bp,
I was pre-approved by a big company. However, I've since found a different loan officer that I believe is a better fit for me. I have a follow-up appointment with the big company lender, and I'm wondering how should I tell him that I'm not interested in using a loan with his company on my next deal.
I'd like to maintain a relationship if I ever need to do another deal with him. How should I approach my appointment with him so I don't waste his time but also keep the relationship?
Most Popular Reply

Definitely contact them. Leaving someone in the dust is never the right choice. Always provide the WHY when explaining you're going with someone else for a deal. If you truly think you'll work with them on another deal, explain that to them and how you'd like to stay in contact with them.