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EPISODE · Oct 6, 2025 · 19 MIN

#10 Navigating the Mortgage Landscape: Oscar Baez’s Insights on Building Success in Real Estate Financing

from The Built for Legacy Show · host Suheyl Hernandez

In this insightful episode of "The Built for Legacy Show," host Suheyl Hernandez interviews Oscar Baez, a mortgage broker with over 12 years of experience and a trusted partner of Phantom Real Estate. Oscar shares his journey into the mortgage industry, his transition from other career paths, and the lessons learned while working with first-time homebuyers and seasoned investors.Oscar provides valuable advice for navigating FHA, conventional loans, and nontraditional mortgage products while addressing common mistakes buyers make during the lending process. From discussing the challenges of managing complex real estate files to offering advice for first-time buyers and aspiring mortgage professionals, Oscar's expertise provides clarity and motivation for anyone looking to dive into real estate finance.Find Oscar:Phone: 305-302-9291Find Suheyl on:Instagram: @suheyl14TikTok: @suheyl14 YouTube: Suheyl HernandezLinkedIn: Suheyl HernandezWebsite: www.suheylhernandez.com

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