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SheilaT

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23. I was told by my very good realtor, that I could not even consider reading the loan

Reply to chervilant (Reply #22)

Thu Apr 23, 2015, 05:43 PM

Apr 2015

documents at closing, as there were far too many pages. I can skim pretty well, and I was able to absorb some. However, I was working with a good mortgage company (I actually forget who now, as Chase now has the loan) and I wasn't sub prime.

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I was told by my very good realtor, that I could not even consider reading the loan SheilaT Apr 2015 #23

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