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Updated over 9 years ago,

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Kimberly H.
  • Baltimore, MD
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Dumb Question - Title Attorney (Realtor's or Lenders)

Kimberly H.
  • Baltimore, MD
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I'm getting pressured from my Realtor to use his title attorney and my lender is suggesting his title attorney.  The lender is M & T bank, but it's the health home neighborhood loan program in Baltimore. The loan officer is in a small satellite office.

 Is there a reason why they are both on my neck.  What's the benefit to me for either one and if I don't choose the lender will he slow down the loan.  I'm purchasing a FNMA property and have a ratified contract and need to close in less than 30 days.

Just curious?

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