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Hi Mike! Thanks for taking the time to bring me up to speed. I'll be in touch. Bill

Just wanted to send you all a note to let you know how much you ROCK in getting this pulled together for our closing on Wednesday!! We had a few stressful days last week getting stuff gathered for the underwriters but we got it done and it was approved 30 mins later!! We can't WAIT for 8:30 on Wednesday AM!! Then you will all be free from my MILLION daily emails!! It's definitely been WERTH it (right Mike)!!!! :o) Thanks again for all your hard work and patience with us!! Alison

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My Realtor from Coldwell told me I had to use Countrywide as a Lender, I don`t think that is right when I should have a choice, needless to say, I did get another Realtor. Can you reply? Mortgage Banking/Finance - General Finance QUESTION: The broker is working with a buyer client. The property the buyer is looking at is listed and the listing broker states that the buyer must have a pre-qualification letter from lender ABC. Is that legal? ANSWER: A seller may condition the presentation of an offer upon an accompanying pre-qualification letter for the buyer. Because the lending industry does not have statutory or regulatory criteria for pre-qualification letters, the seller may consider a pre-qualification from a certain lender to be more informative of the buyer's financial ability to purchase the property. The requirement for a pre-qualification letter is independent from the buyer's election to obtain financing from any source to fund the transaction that the buyer may choose.