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HOME BUYERS
We love educated consumers! All too often the big box real estate companies and banks take consumers for granted and persuade them to overpay for services by using fear tactics, such as: "if you don't use our mortgage company, you may not close on time".
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MORTGAGE RATES
Rates down and signaling a drop
Keith L. Eliou, Esq., CFP, RIA, MBA
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