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Ethics question

looking to relocate from de to fl, contacted a realtor..had a good conversation explaining our position. she recommended a lender. standard pitch *i always work with her" ""shes the best" blah blah blah.. i get it one business scratches the other.

contacted the lender.. had hard pulls on credit for loan. got financials back.. then WE had to go back to realtor with info. not sure why lender couldnt send directly if the are such "good business friends".

2 weeks after pull..nothing no phone calls..sent 3 emails, no response..then.finally got 1 email a week after 3rd email with prospective houses, said we would be put on a weekly email for available houses.

nothing listed in the stood out to us..and that was in.. no other communication.. from lendor or realtor.. nothing was signed for representation..but they both have all our legal info. i know its a buyers market, but to be ghosted like this is crazy unprofessional. is this what is acceptable now? havent had tp deal with people in the industry for 20 yrs..

obviously i need to find new people to work with, but how long do i need to wait now because of the hard pull? according to the report that we got in the mail i have a 800+ credit score. but it took a hit due to the inquiry.

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