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Is a mortgage broker the same as a loan officer?


A mortgage broker acts as an agent for both the borrower and the chosen lending institution, coordinating the process of determining which lender is most appropriate for the borrower’s needs.  A loan officer represents a single lending institution. 


Different from a mortgage broker, the loan officer generally does not help the borrower choose which lending institution will provide the most appropriate loan for the borrower’s needs, but rather, offers the best loan available at that particular lending entity. 

 

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327 Dahlonega Street Suite 102A    Cumming, GA 30040
Phone: 770-318-3062
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