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California Mortgage When most people think about choosing a California mortgage lender, they think about finding the lowest mortgage interest rate period. Of course, financial considerations are important to every mortgage home buyer, and you should certainly should consider the different mortgage rates lenders in your area offer on comparable mortgage loans. But you also want a California mortgage lender to be someone you can work with effectively, Remember, you'll be working closely with your California mortgage lender.
Build a List of California Mortgage Lenders
Talk to people you know who have bought or refinanced a home recently in California and ask if they were pleased with the service from the mortgage lender. Check the newspaper’s real estate or business section, or look in the yellow pages under “Mortgages.” Check with the bank or credit union you currently use since you have already established a financial relationship with them.
California Mortgage Lenders - Talk with a Loan Officer
Call or visit the California mortgage lenders on your list. Get a feel for what it will be like to work with them, and how they approach your mortgage needs. If you’re still uncertain, ask for references—recent home buyers in California like yourself—and talk to them. At this point you are not filling out any paperwork—just having conversations with California mortgage lenders.


California is nicknamed the Golden State and is The third largest state, 163,707 square miles

Equal Housing Lender. Some products may not be available in all states. Restrictions apply. All rights reserved. Pre-qualification is neither pre-approval nor a commitment to lend; you must submit additional information for review and approval. Approval may be subject to rate increases, satisfactory title and appraisal review, and no change in financial condition. *Refinancing or taking out a home equity loan or line of credit may increase the total number of monthly payments and the total amount paid when comparing to your current situation.