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Mortgage Broker in Seattle Area
Looking for a smart and creative mortgage broker in the Seattle area. My primary broker that I've been using for the past 5 years has gone MIA in the past month, and I need to buy another personal residence (either for myself or for my parents) soon.
My broker told me a few months ago (before going MIA) that it's possible to buy a primary for my parents with the loan under my name if I can show that their income is too low to afford a house. Is anyone familiar with this program?