You're selling your home and are looking to relocate to the Carolinas. While researching homes in your new community you discover that you do not know of any mortgage lenders in the area. Your realtor is pressuring you for some answers. The solution? You turn to the internet and discover Carolina mortgage loans are available right online.

The internet provides solutions to many of life's problems. If you need information, you can simply log in, enter some words in the Google search box and in a nanosecond be served up with quality results.

This especially holds true if you are in need of finding a mortgage. For example, typing "Carolina Mortgage Loans" into the search bar will give you over 6,000 results. Like most people you will only look at the first few pages or click on some ads to find answers.

Of course, you may need to narrow the search down further if you are looking for a home in North Carolina, not South Carolina. Still, you will have 5,000 quality results to look at. A bit much, right? Narrow your search further and enter "Garner" the city you will live in and 273 result are served. Now that is a bit more manageable, right?

On the first page of the results three companies are listed, two are found in ads served. It takes a few more "turns of the page" to realize that only a few companies are listed. The rest of the information are several keyword served articles.

So, now what? Click on the links and start reading. If you like what you see and believe they have Carolina mortgage loans available, then contact them directly. Chances are the results served were right on the mark. If not, start your search over and do not narrow it down to the city, but just to the state.

While it is tempting to only call the first lender, a good rule of thumb is to contact three or four. This can take time, that is why sites such as Lending Tree do a lot of the legwork for you. Instead of entering "Carolina Mortgage Loans" in your Google search, Lending Tree will serve up four qualified companies in minutes. From there, you can choose which lender gets your business and tell your anxious realtor that you have your financing in place.