I’m under contract but have awhile until close. In a previous contract I was under (didn’t close due to inspections), I shopped around for rates. This time around, I decided to go with the same loan officer since it was proven to be good rate, they suggest they value transparency, and they already pulled my credit so I felt it would be easier to stay with their point of contact.

    Anyway, I’m under contract, I used their pre approval as well, but I haven’t signed anything with them yet but we did talk about locking rates soon. Should I still shop around, and if I did, is it considered rude to do so given the stage we are in?

    How long can you shop for rates for?
    byu/Shpongi100 inrealestateinvesting



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    1. MaximumSuccessful544 on

      this is an expected activity, not something that is rude. however, you have to secure the funding in time. if you miss the deadline, you lose money (i assume; maybe you have a contingency clause for it). check the lenders on what turnaround time they need.

    2. Skiptomygroove on

      I would note, unless you have a locked in loan estimate it all could be fabricated to get a foot in the door, and rates are changing throughout the day, so comparing them is often more about when you call not who. 
      Hope it helps. 

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