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newbie questions here regarding buying / financing a piece of land

just looked what i think is a terrific piece of land, very interested in buying, never been involved in a real estate investment / deal, i dont know if im doing this the right way or not, i contacted the sellers real estate agent, they said they will give my info to a lender, and supposed to receive a phone call from them today, so far nothing, when applying for a house loan (mortgage) do you suppose to call as many banks / lenders as you can? or is there a place, a website somewhere where you apply for the loan one time but it gets sent to a bunch of banks, like when you are buying a car from a dealer, or is it one by one type of deal phone calls that i need to make? would appreciate a step by step kind of guide of the process, from those that deal on this on a daily basis

thanks in advance

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