Includes a guide to every aspect of the buying process, and childcare resources by location. Real estate shopping in the Internet Age Buyers using Web sites as first stop By Jennifer Babson, Globe Correspondent Think of it as a residential real estate bazaar at your fingertips. Consumers are permitted to use a Fannie Mae mortgage approval obtained from the service with other lenders. The company boasts that a pre-approval takes only four minutes to process. The advent of the Internet has also made it easier for buyers and sellers to access information and an audience that in the past was often the sole province of real estate agents.
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