Home Loans & Realty Frequently Asked Questions
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We’ve collected some of the most frequently asked questions about our mortgage products and homebuying and selling services, and grouped them by topic to make it easier for you to access the information you need to make informed financial decisions.
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Why do I need a routing number?
In order to send and receive money from other financial institutions, banks and credit unions use a routing number to determine where money is supposed to go.
Routing numbers are commonly used for:
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Why do I need a routing number?
In order to send and receive money from other financial institutions, banks and credit unions use a routing number to determine where money is supposed to go.
Routing numbers are commonly used for:
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Why do I need a routing number?
In order to send and receive money from other financial institutions, banks and credit unions use a routing number to determine where money is supposed to go.
Routing numbers are commonly used for:
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Why do I need a routing number?
In order to send and receive money from other financial institutions, banks and credit unions use a routing number to determine where money is supposed to go.
Routing numbers are commonly used for:
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Why do I need a routing number?
In order to send and receive money from other financial institutions, banks and credit unions use a routing number to determine where money is supposed to go.
Routing numbers are commonly used for:
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Why do I need a routing number?
In order to send and receive money from other financial institutions, banks and credit unions use a routing number to determine where money is supposed to go.
Routing numbers are commonly used for:
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Why do I need a routing number?
In order to send and receive money from other financial institutions, banks and credit unions use a routing number to determine where money is supposed to go.
Routing numbers are commonly used for:
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Why do I need a routing number?
In order to send and receive money from other financial institutions, banks and credit unions use a routing number to determine where money is supposed to go.
Routing numbers are commonly used for:
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Why do I need a routing number?
In order to send and receive money from other financial institutions, banks and credit unions use a routing number to determine where money is supposed to go.
Routing numbers are commonly used for:
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Why do I need a routing number?
In order to send and receive money from other financial institutions, banks and credit unions use a routing number to determine where money is supposed to go.
Routing numbers are commonly used for:
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Why do I need a routing number?
In order to send and receive money from other financial institutions, banks and credit unions use a routing number to determine where money is supposed to go.
Routing numbers are commonly used for:
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Why do I need a routing number?
In order to send and receive money from other financial institutions, banks and credit unions use a routing number to determine where money is supposed to go.
Routing numbers are commonly used for:
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Why do I need a routing number?
In order to send and receive money from other financial institutions, banks and credit unions use a routing number to determine where money is supposed to go.
Routing numbers are commonly used for:
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Why do I need a routing number?
In order to send and receive money from other financial institutions, banks and credit unions use a routing number to determine where money is supposed to go.
Routing numbers are commonly used for:
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Why do I need a routing number?
In order to send and receive money from other financial institutions, banks and credit unions use a routing number to determine where money is supposed to go.
Routing numbers are commonly used for:
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