
If you feel these terms are suitable, you may proceed ahead. The lender lends the loan amount after you sign and submit the documents. You have to pay brokerage to your broker who has to pay some fees to the mortgage lender. There are many different types of lenders have jumped into the field of mortgage lending. Basically there are three main types of lenders: Banks, S&Ls, and mortgage brokers.
If you feel these terms are suitable, you may proceed ahead. The lender lends the loan amount after you sign and submit the documents. You have to pay brokerage to your broker who has to pay some fees to the mortgage lender. There are many different types of lenders have jumped into the field of mortgage lending. Basically there are three main types of lenders: Banks, S&Ls, and mortgage brokers.
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1. Banks Depending on your bank of choice, bank loan officers can offer you different kinds of loan packages. Some banks may have 1 or 2 fixed-rate mortgages (FRMs) and a couple adjustable-rate mortgages (ARMs). Other banks may offer a wide variety of FRMs and ARMs, in addition to VA and FHA loans. If you have done business with a particular bank for a number of years and have a good relationship with that bank still its better to check the rates and fees first. However, be sure to check at least two different places to compare rates.
2. Savings and Loans Associations Savings and loans associations focus on one- to four-family residential mortgages, multifamily mortgages and commercial mortgages. These institutions are growing in popularity and are becoming more similar to conventional banks. Be sure to compare rates before selecting a savings and loan association.
3. Mortgage Brokers A mortgage broker's duty is to relieve most of the stress of applying for a mortgage. Mortgage brokers find the loan best-suited for the customer's individual situation from a number of different sources. Because mortgage brokers deal with a variety of lenders, they are usually able to pull together a larger variety of loan choices. The broker can save the borrower time and money by pulling everything together in the loan application and presenting it in the best possible package to the lender, thereby increasing the likelihood that the lender will approve the loan.
- Willingly give you an application and other information you need on how to apply for a loan
- Willingly discuss with you the various mortgage loans they offer and give you an idea whether you can qualify for them
- Diligently act to make a decision--without undue delay--once you provide all the information asked for (including, for example, written evidence of how much you make or how much you have in savings), and once they receive other paperwork required for processing the application (such as a property appraisal)
- Not be influenced by the racial or ethnic composition of the neighborhood where the home you want to buy is located.