Tips and traps when mortgage hunting
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Closed door. No anatomical or crude language.
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This year more than three million people will buy homes in the U.S. Yet only a minority will get the best mortgage deal available. With his patented "tips and traps" approach, Bob Irwin equips home buyers and small investors to compete effectively in the high-stakes game of mortgage hunting.
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