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Ethan M.
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Mortgage broker or bank?

Ethan M.
  • Los Angeles, CA
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I just got prequalified for a loan by a mortgage broker. I went to him because he handles the specialized loan program for state of CA employees. Turned out he can get loans from a number of sources. So if someone has a better deal I could get access to that. I'm wondering if I did the right thing though.

Would I be better off going to B of A, or looking at a website like lendingtree.com? Or does it matter as long as the terms are acceptable?

Any advice or insights would be greatly appreciated.

Thank,

Ethan

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