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Buying
a Home - What is a Good Faith Estimate, and how does it help me? A good faith estimate is a document provided by your mortgage lender that indicates all fees paid before closing, all closing costs, and any escrow costs you will encounter when buying a home. The
mortgage lender
must supply it within three days of your loan application so that you can make
accurate judgments when shopping for a mortgage loan. >> Do I need to contact RESPA when buying a home?
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