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What Does That Mean? — Mortgage Jargon Explained

Are you thinking about transitioning into the mortgage industry but feel lost with some of the terminology? Or maybe you’re already an independent mortgage professional and just need a refresher — in either case, this mortgage glossary can help you make sure you’re not missing out on ways to help your borrowers (or your business)!

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Top 5 Reasons to Become an Independent Mortgage Broker

An independent mortgage broker is a business owner who works alone or with a team to originate home loan approvals for borrowers from wholesale lenders. One of the reasons it’s great? Your success is relationship-driven and determined by your passion and enthusiasm. If you think you might be interested in starting your own business as an independent mortgage broker, read on to learn the five top things you should know.

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5 Types of Home Loans: What is Right for Your Client?

As a loan officer or originator, there are a variety of loan products you’ll be working with daily. It’s up to you to understand each and provide your clients with the best loan options for their financial situation. When determining the best type of loan for your client, there’s a lot to take into consideration, such as credit score, debt, down payment, loan term, location and more.

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How to Build Your Mortgage Business While Waiting for Your MU1 License Approval

Opening up your own mortgage brokerage shop is an exciting time, but it can be prolonged if you’re not pushing through the licensing approval process. To avoid additional delay’s, here are some tips of what you can do while you’re waiting for the final MU1 license approval.

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Day in the Life of a Mortgage Loan Officer: What Is A Loan Officer And What Do They Do?

In simple terms, a mortgage loan officer, otherwise known as an MLO, helps borrowers obtain a loan for their home. They work with home buyers or those looking to refinance their mortgage by reviewing potential loan options and helping them understand the rates and terms associated with each.

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