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Jack Hoban is a New Jersey native who thoroughly understands each state’s diverse real estate market. Jack has more than six years of combined experience
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You should definitely speak with more than one mortgage person. I was selling my own home in the fall and when the realtor called me with the offer I asked to take a look at the mortgage application before I went under contract and took the house off the market. I was assured by the realtor that if "her mortgage guy" said they were approved, then they were approved. Well "her mortgage guy" forgot to ask the borrower if he paid child support, so long story short, the deal blew up, and my home is back on the market. Always have a 2nd set of eyes on your approval to make sure everything is legitimate and correct.
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