Mortgage Broker Refinancing - How to Outsmart Your Mortgage Broker

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Mortgage Broker Refinancing - How to Outsmart Your Mortgage Broker
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By Louie Latour

Mortgage brokers routinely exploit their customers by marking up mortgage interest rates like a used car salesman overcharging you for a car. Understanding how retail mortgage loans work can tip the scales in your favor when working with a mortgage broker. Here are several tips to help you outwit your mortgage broker and avoid overpaying for your new mortgage loan.

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Mortgage brokers can be an excellent resource for helping you find the best mortgage loan; however, you have to watch them like a hawk to avoid overpaying for the new mortgage loan. Mortgage brokers are required to disclose all their fees and retail markup of your mortgage due to the Real Estate Settlement Procedures Act (RESPA); however, they have clever ways of disguising these fees.

When you take out a mortgage loan using a mortgage broker you will pay an origination fee to that person for their services. The origination fee is more than ample compensation for your mortgage broker; however, like a used car salesman your mortgage broker tries to take advantage of you by inflating the interest rate. Here

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