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All Forum Posts by: Drew Zervos

Drew Zervos has started 6 posts and replied 12 times.

@Jaron Walling ok that makes sense.  I am more concerned with building a relationship but of course don't want to miss out on a %point on a $350K+ loan because of that.  I have pre-approvals from both and they have already both changed as you mentioned.  My biggest thing is one lender offers 3% down on a conventional whereas the other only goes as low as 5% down on a conventional and I'd like to use as much leverage as possible.

Hello Everyone!

I have just started my real estate venture and am currently looking for my first property.  Our agent recommended a lender she works with often who she has been adding to communications with local property listings.  However, of course we did our due diligence and shopped around some rates and found another lender that appears to be better.  Problem is we wont know exact numbers until we find a property.  How do we go about comparing the rates of the two lenders on a property we want to put an offer on?  I'm guessing we give each of them the numbers, have them generate us a rate and then just choose the best lender for that deal?

Thanks!