A Loan Origination Fee is defined as: the points that you pay the lender for extending you a loan. A point equates to 1% of the mortgage loan balance; e.g., $100,000 at 2 points equals $2,000. My question is a mortgage broker usually gets paid based on the size of the loan and they are known as the originator… so why would the lender get this money if it is called a loan origination fee.. so confusing…
I call some banks but they told me that clients need to be present at the bank and apply by their self. is it legal to apply personal loan online on behalf of client and by their authorization ?
Thanks for answer !
The company is not associated with Ameritrust Mortgage. It’s suppose to be a secured/unsecured personal loan lender/broker.
Thank you.
The company is not associated with Ameritrust Mortgage, it merely has a similar name.
Lets say If I apply for a home loan today with a bank/lender/broker , how soon can I be closing the loan ?
Can they close in 2 weeks from today if I put an application today ?