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| Author: | ShawnHolland [ October 4th, 2024, 1:49 pm ] |
| Post subject: | What is a mortgage broker? |
A mortgage broker can help navigate you through every stage of finding and applying for a mortgage – to get the best deal available based on your individual circumstances. For example, their service may include: Helping you assess your financial situation Suggest the most suitable mortgage for your needs Searching the market to find deals that match your criteria There are pros and cons to using a mortgage broker. Pros Convenience – mortgage brokers can be very useful if you don’t have a good working knowledge of the finance and mortgage markets, or don’t have the time to spend searching for deals, doing the paperwork and speaking to lenders. Access – due to their experience and contacts, a mortgage broker will usually have access to a wide range of lenders This means they may have a better chance of finding a deal that fits your criteria. Expertise – the mortgage industry can be confusing, and things can change rapidly as interest rates fluctuate and mortgage deals come and go. Having an expert who can explain things clearly and understands best practice can be invaluable. Cons Cost – mortgage brokers aren’t always free and can add to your costs at a time when you’re trying to save as much money as possible. Fees can vary significantly between brokers so it’s worth shopping around (and reading our breakdown of fees below). Limitations – not all brokers will have access to the entire mortgage market, meaning relying solely on a broker can limit your options. Some brokers may prefer certain lenders if they have good relationship with them. You can and should always ask a broker how many lenders they work with and if they have a preference for any particular lenders. Quality – qualifications and experience can vary dramatically between brokers, and an incompetent one can at best slow the process and at worst cost you money if they don’t get the best deal for you. Make sure to vet them carefully and get recommendations where possible. |
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| Author: | JohnLewis [ October 4th, 2024, 1:59 pm ] |
| Post subject: | Re: What is a mortgage broker? |
Hi. Try checking out this article https://www.linkedin.com/pulse/top-mort ... ith-3yune/. After reading it, I realized that getting multiple mortgage offers helps you find the most cost-effective option, which often results in significant savings that offset the broker fees paid. If the broker fee outweighs the potential savings, consider brokers with other fee agreements. |
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| Author: | arronbailey [ November 4th, 2024, 4:43 am ] |
| Post subject: | Re: What is a mortgage broker? |
I applied for a mortgage with Clover Mortgage lenders and was immediately pleasantly surprised by the level of service. The website detailed the steps required to apply, which made the process much easier. The company's specialists got in touch promptly, offered several options for terms, and helped me figure out which programs were best for me. It was much easier than I expected and a huge time saver. |
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