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Logan Turner
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RMLO needed for less than 4 notes Texas?

Logan Turner
  • Rental Property Investor
  • Dallas, TX
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Reading up on all the Dodd frank and SAFE ACT, QM, ATR etc. Has my head spinning. I fall under the less than 4 note originated per year. But should I still be using an RMLO? If so where would I locate one? Ask title companies or real estate attorney?

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Linda Hastings
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Linda Hastings
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Using an RMLO may also make it easier to sell the note later if you decide to.

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