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Updated almost 17 years ago on . Most recent reply

Good Faith Estimate... tell me what you think.
I posted this over in the "Deal Analysis" section and it was suggested I post it here to get more response... anyways
I've found my first rental house to purchase... I went to a mortgage broker that is one of the corporate partners for my local REIA. Since this is my first time, can you look over the attached Good Faith Estimate and see if they are charging any unnecessary items or maybe too much for certain things? I marked out all of the names and addresses.
Thanks!