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F.A.Q.'s  


WHAT TO KNOW BEFORE GETTING STARTED?

Once you begin the mortgage license application process, you are going to need gather certain documents that will be required with your mortgage license application. The most common supporting documents are:

  1 Articles of Incorporation
  2 Certificates of Good Standing
  3 Corporate Financial Statements
  4 Surety Bonds
  5 Qualification Authority from the New State

Each state maintains its own list of required documents in order to obtain a mortgage license in that state, so more items may be required. If you do not have any of these documents we can also help you obtain them.


How Long Does it Take to Get a Mortgage License?

The time for each state to process a mortgage license varies by the state licensing authority. Certain states take longer than others to process a mortgage license application. New York, Nevada and Arizona are some of the states with the longest processing times, but are generally considered worth the wait. Call us to discuss the processing times of the specific states you are interested in.


Mortgage Banker, Mortgage Broker - What's the difference?

Each state varies slightly in its definitions of mortgage broker and mortgage banker or mortgage lender. A mortgage broker generally acts a middle man and does not close loans in its own name. A mortgage banker generally has its own line of credit available that it uses to fund its own loans. In certain states, a mortgage banker does not have to disclose certain fees that it makes on the back end. A mortgage banker also has the ability to generate additional income by selling loans in bulk. What is best for you depends on your specific conditions.


Why do I want a mortgage line of credit?

A mortgage warehouse line of credit credit is a short-term revolving line of credit providing interim financing for a mortgage lender/banker, that will be transferred to an end investor. A mortgage warehouse line of credit allows a mortgage company to close a loan in its own name and to time the sale of its mortgage loans thereby becoming an additional potential source of income and receive basis point pricing advantages and reduced fees. A mortgage line of credit can also reduce the dependence on a third party lender and quicken the ability of that mortgage company to make the mortgage loan. In sum, a warehouse line of credit provides potentially quicker turn times and potentially more profit on each mortgage loan. But, mortgage lines of credit may not be appropriate for all clients and if not utilized properly can be a source of risk. Call us today to discuss obtaining a warehouse line of credit for your company.
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