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First-Time Homebuyers More Likely to Be Influenced than Other Homebuyers on Lender Selection
April 10, 2015
Brandon Ivey
Some 32 percent of first-time homebuyers said that referrals from friends, family or co-workers had a major influence on their choice of lender, compared with only 18 percent of repeat homebuyers.
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