How To Find
Wholesale Mortgage Lenders
August 7th 2006
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Some mortgage bankers and portfolio lenders are also wholesale lenders
that deal with mortgage brokers, sometimes exclusively.
Most mortgage lenders have both wholesale and retail departments.
Mortgage brokers prefer to obtain wholesale rates and then mark up these
rates by adding points, presenting the borrowers with quotes that are
similar to what borrowers could obtain directly from a retail lender.
Mortgage brokers are free to set whatever prices they want, and have
different methods for marking up wholesale rates.
Wholesale mortgage lenders generate residential mortgages through a
network that includes independent brokers and lenders, offering a wide
variety of home financing options: conventional, home equity,
government, alternative and jumbo loans. All of these may be purchased
from the mortgage professionals, including lenders and brokers, who make
up a wholesale mortgage lenders network. The goal of the network is to
ensure that both borrowers and lenders benefit from the transaction.
Different types of Wholesale Mortgage Lenders
* Wholesale Mortgage Lenders Network
This is a network of professionals working together in order to find the
best deals for those involved in the mortgage process, including
homeowners, lenders and even independent mortgage brokers. Professional
loan consultants work with the homeowner in order to understand their
needs and assist them in choosing the best mortgage program. Even people
with less than perfect credit may be able to obtain a mortgage that will
help them repair their bad credit, reduce their monthly payments or buy
a home.
* Second Wholesale Mortgage Lenders
These mortgage lenders offer a range of second mortgage finance programs
to help homeowners choose the right option. A second mortgage lender
offers competitive rates for different loans. There are different types
of second mortgage programs, like a cash-out second mortgage that can be
taken out for debt consolidation and home improvement. It can also be
used to consolidate high interest credit card debt. It could mean a
re-mortgage and be used to purchase another property.
The lending criteria set by second wholesale mortgage lenders are very
strict, though the cost is similar to first mortgages. There are also
potential tax consequences as the second home or property could be
classified as providing the rental income to the owner.
* Online Wholesale Mortgage Lenders
There usually are no upfront costs or obligations when you apply with an
online mortgage lender. It offers flexibility both in applying online as
well as in obtaining information about various mortgage programs. Quotes
are also available for free and the homebuyer is under no obligation to
apply with the lender. Rates and costs are easy to compare, since there
are many available materials online to help the home-buying process. For
advice on which online lender to choose, a professional mortgage advisor
may be of help.
* Sub-Prime Wholesale Mortgage Lenders
These are lenders specializing in loan programs for those with less than
perfect credit history. Sub-prime mortgages are usually written at a
higher interest rates compared to ordinary mortgages. Because of the
high cost, it can help in establishing or re-establishing a good credit
record. Sub-prime mortgage lenders help credit-impaired borrowers obtain
a mortgage. A sub-prime mortgage is for a short period compared to other
programs. In order for a borrower to qualify for a sub-prime mortgage, a
significant deposit amount towards the home is expected.
Stu Pearson
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