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A mortgage broker's duty is to relieve most of the stress of applying for a mortgage. Mortgage brokers find the loan best-suited for the customer's individual situation from a number of different sources. Because mortgage brokers deal with a variety of lenders, they are usually able to pull together a larger variety of loan choices.

The broker can save the borrower time and money by pulling everything together in the loan application and presenting it in the best possible package to the lender, thereby increasing the likelihood that the lender will approve the loan.

Brokers can easily and quickly put their customer's application in front of several different lenders. Brokers are experts at making the mortgage application process as quick and painless as possible.

Some brokers require upfront fees for their services, but many earn their commissions on yield spread, and charge NO upfront fees to the borrower.
 
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