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Updated almost 10 years ago on . Most recent reply

Shopping different lenders for a better interest rate?
I'm currently getting 4.75% interest rate with 20% down on a rental property. For conventional mortgages, is it recommended to shop around with different lenders to try and get a better interest rate or do they all pretty much offer the same rates?