Mortgage : Home Loans : Refinance : Home Equity Loans

By Louie Latour

If you are in the process of refinancing your home loan you might consider using a mortgage refinancing broker to help you find the best loan offer. Mortgage brokers are an excellent resource for locating competitive mortgage refinancing offers as long as you understand how retail mortgage loans work. Brokers often significantly mark up the interest rates on loan offers; if you are able to recognize this markup you can easily avoid paying it. Here are several tips to save you money when mortgage refinancing with a broker.

The Mortgage Refinancing Market

The retail mortgage market is made up of mortgage companies and brokers that refer borrowers to wholesale lenders for a commission. There are also banks and broker- banks that write their own mortgages; however, due to loopholes in mortgage refinancing disclosure laws that protect homeowners in the United States, you should never refinance your mortgage with a bank or broker-bank. For the purpose of this discussion we will focus on mortgage refinancing with mortgage brokers which act as third party vendors for wholesale mortgage lenders.

Mortgage Refinancing With a Broker

Mortgage brokers that do not close on home loans in their own names are excellent time-saving resources for mortgage refinancing. This is especially true for special needs borrowers, like homeowners with poor credit. The first question you should ask every broker you consider is

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