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		<title>The Benefits of a Good Faith Estimate and Pre-approval When Buying Real Estate</title>
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Escapeso Austin Real Estate asked: Most real estate purchases are bought with loans so getting a good faith estimate and pre-approval letter from your lender helps the process start off on the right foot. The good faith estimate, or GFE for short, is required by law to be provided by lenders when you are seeking [...]]]></description>
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