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Local vs nationwide lenders
Hi BP community !
I will be buying a primary home in the next few months and contacted two lenders: the first one is my bank (Bank of America) which offers a 3.6% rate on a conventional 30 year-fixed mortgage. The second one is a local lender which offers a 4% rate on the same terms.
I hear local lenders are more customer service-oriented and all around better, however, is it worth paying more and consequently spending way more over the course of the loan or should I go with the cheapest rate?
Thanks for any feedback you may have !