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Mortgage BrokerA company or a qualified person that obtains mortgages for borrowers by finding lending institutions, insurance companies or private sources to lend the money. If a person, mortgage broker called a loan officer. A mortgage broker works for you, not for the lender. Many financial institutions pay finders fees (back-end points) to mortgage brokers who refer business to them making it possible for you to get the mortgage product otherwise hard to find. See What A Broker Does.
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