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How do you get a home loan for 3 single people?
2 sisters and a brother would like to purchase either a condo or house to live. The 3 of us are professional people, how do we go about getting the loan to purchase?
Asked By Bill N. | Dover, NH | 329 views | Finance Legal Info | 1 year ago
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Matt Davies
Coldwell Banker
First step should always be to talk to a local mortgage lender or banker in your area. Through a short series of questions they should be able to determine the best way for you to go about purchasing a home together. At that point you will know how much you qualify for and your local realtor can start showing you appropriate properties. Good luck on your search.
- 1 year ago
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Stephen Oates
Keller Williams Coastal And Lakes & Mountains Realty
100% talk with a lender or mortgage broker. I always suggest working with someone local. My rule of thumb is, if there is an issue, I want to be able an go to their office for an explanation. :)
- 1 year ago
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Marty & Abby Champagne
RE/MAX Market Place
Find a lender and let that person know the three of you would like to be on title. This is actually pretty common. Have a fantastic day!
- 1 year ago
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Lindsey Stansbury
EXIT Real Estate Property Solutions
Hi Bill, this is a more common scenario than you may think. Would you like assistance connecting with a reputable lender and a Realtor in your area? I can assist you with that and can be reached at: [email protected]
- 1 year ago
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