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ltucker67

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Posted: Thu Jun 09, 2011 12:36 pm Post subject: Pre Approval Letter
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I contacted someone who I thought was a direct lender, it turns out he is just a broker... anyway, that really isn't my issue. After faxing to him copies of dr license, bank statements, 401K statements, payroll stubbs, etc.
He said he found a lender and that I was pre-approved. (interest rate of 4.75) He sent me a pre-approval letter. (from a different lender) So, I made an offer on a home, sent him copies of the contract but he refuses to give me a good faith estimate, saying he doesn't want to "lock me in". I'm sorry, but I want to know what all I am being charged for on the front end.
My question.. is this common practice to refuse a good faith estimate?
My other question, do I have to start over, if so, where?
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chrisgummerson
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chrisgummerson
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ltucker67

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chrisgummerson
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