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Updated over 5 years ago, 04/27/2019

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Brennan Hile
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Choosing the Right Bank

Brennan Hile
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Just graduated college and started working full time.

I’m considering several options to get me in the real estate game.

Potentially using FHA or conventional loan to buy the house I'm currently renting with roommates or buying a duplex and maybe moving in once my lease is up in a little less then a year.

My question is how do I find the right bank?

Also any opinions on FHA vs Conventional would be greatly appreciated.

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