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We are looking to refinance homes in MD and DE, and would like to use one lender for both loans. Could someone recommend a reputable, low-cost company?
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Norm...Low cost could be the deal breaker!

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I see you finally got the hang of the "Jeapordy" style of posting Tim. good job!
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Just use a large national lender. They usually offer loans in all 50 states.

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