In a short answer, no. Arizona Mortgage Brokers do not
actually lend money to buyers. Their goal is to bring the buyer and the lender
together so that they can carry out the loan/home buying process. The Arizona
Mortgage Broker is the intermediary between these two people and tries to make
the deal work right on both ends.
What Do Arizona Mortgage Brokers Do For Lenders and Buyers?
For the lender, Arizona Mortgage Brokers find them people to
lend money to. They fill out the loan application, check the person’s credit
history and debt to income ratio, and decide if it is a good deal for the
lender by determining if the person will likely be able to make their payments
or not. After all, if the buyer doesn't pay the lender back for what they've
borrowed, the lender gets a very sour end of the deal.
Arizona mortgage brokers help the buyer more than the
lender, though they are a very neutral party that is there to help. They help
the buyer gather paperwork, prepare the loan application, and determine what
they can afford and what amount of home loan they will likely be approved for.
Brokers do a lot of busywork and go-between communication. They are in constant
contact with the buyer and the lender and work to bring them together on a deal
without those two parties ever technically working together.
Arizona Mortgage Brokers will also do a lot of research to see which lenders are loaning
money and which are offering the best interest rates. They will do the shopping
around for the buyer, and since they know the ins and outs of the market, this
works our remarkably well for all parties involved.
Arizona Mortgage Brokers Vs. Arizona Mortgage Bankers
If you’re in the market to refinance or purchase a home,
you’re probably dealing with a little bit of stress. It can be quite the
process, and especially tough if you aren't working with someone who knows the
ins and outs. After all, this is likely the biggest purchase you will ever make
and largest financial decision of your life. You want those decisions to be in
good hands, don’t you? By finding the right Arizona mortgage broker, you will
feel more comfortable with your decision.
How are Arizona Mortgage Brokers and Mortgage Bankers different?
First, they hold different licenses. The loan
originators—mortgage bankers—work for a specific lending company and are
currently not licensed in Arizona. You must take a “buyer beware” approach when
refinancing or purchasing a home with a mortgage banker. If you’re not sure
which of these two you are working with, ask to see a license. Generally, you
do not want to work with a broker (mortgage banker) who is working for a lending
institution because they are biased.
Arizona mortgage brokers, however, are not working for a
specific company, but they shop around and do their homework to find the best
loan for your circumstances. Arizona Mortgage Brokers are self-employed and
they specialize in real estate financing. They offer a tremendous variety of
services and are very skilled and knowledgeable about their industry. They have
access to lending institutions that the average Jo Schmo does not have, thus they
open the door for so much more opportunity when buying a home.
Surprisingly, about 2/3 of Americans use a mortgage broker
when buying a home. Even though they sometimes have a bit higher origination
fee, the majority of people feel better about trusting this huge decision to
someone who knows what they’re talking about. Arizona Mortgage Brokers can help you
in this time of need.
Dennis Dahlberg
Broker/RI/CEO/MLO
Broker/RI/CEO/MLO
www.setabay.com
Tel: (623) 582-4444 | Fax: (888) 279-6917
NMLS 1057378 | AZMB 0923961 | MLO 1057378
23335 N 18th Drive Suite 120
Phoenix AZ 85027
Tel: (623) 582-4444 | Fax: (888) 279-6917
NMLS 1057378 | AZMB 0923961 | MLO 1057378
23335 N 18th Drive Suite 120
Phoenix AZ 85027
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