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Old 08-15-2006, 01:18 PM  
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Originally Posted by RainGurl
i'd stay away from mortgage brokers and go straight to the lending source. we started out with a broker, ended up at a direct bank and saved 10s of thousands of dollars. brokers have to make their cut too. if you're willing to make the calls and fill out a few apps, you'll get a much better deal.

also be sure to get a good home warranty. once you move in, all kinds of little (or big) things will go wrong in the first year. we insisted on a warranty with our home which we bought just over a year ago. without it, we would have spent a ton on getting things fixed that were supposedly in good shape.

as for inspections, you'll get a "general" inspector. if he/she suggests calling out a specialist, do it. its worth the extra money and once you buy the house, there's no going back if you find out there is some major damage the inspector didn't find.

good luck!
how do you get a warranty? never heard of that. thanks for the advice
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