
what is the difference between a mortgage broker bond and a mortgage lender bond?
The difference between a Mortgage Broker and a Lender is that a Broker will do the brokering out to financial institutions and not do the actual financial lending themselves.
A mortgage lender actually gives the money out to people as a loan. A broker just finds the loans (through the lenders) and pre-qualifies the applicant. Obviously, there is more risk as a lender if the borrower defaults on the loan.
Hope that helps!
Good explanation Bond Magician!Originally Posted by Bond Magician
A mortgage lender actually gives the money out to people as a loan. A broker just finds the loans (through the lenders) and pre-qualifies the applicant. Obviously, there is more risk as a lender if the borrower defaults on the loan.
Hope that helps!
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