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Broker vs Banker
Broker vs Banker
Banker
If your Mortgage application is outside their guidelines, they are unable to approve your mortgage
Access to Financial Institutions
Access to only the Financial Institution they are employed by
Hours
Generally Monday to Friday: 9am-7pm
Credit Pull
Credit Bureau must be pulled by each different bank/credit union you visit
Poor Credit - Can you get financing?
No
Product’s
Bankers have access to products their bank offers only.
If your Mortgage application is outside their guidelines, they are unable to approve your mortgage
Commission – Who Pays?
Client is not responsible to pay the banker for their services
Bank pays the employee a commission based on the size of the mortgage and length of time you sign for in term
Must I Qualify Under the Stress Test Rules
Yes
Licensed?
No - Criminal check? Possibly
Ongoing Service
No post-closing active ongoing service set up once the file is closed
Send out Annual Mortgage Statement
Broker
Access to Financial Institutions
Access to over 50 lenders - Including Banks and Credit Unions
Hours
Available daytime, evenings & weekends
Credit Pull
One Credit Pull - No matter how many lender options we are considering all use our 1 report
Poor Credit - Can you get financing?
Yes
Product’s
Multiple options to offer that banks/credit unions do not have
Alternative lending options for the “outside of the box” files that don’t quite
fit but are still good solid buyers
Commission – Who Pays?
Client is not responsible to pay the broker for their services
Lender pays the Broker a commission based on the size of the mortgage and length of time you sign for in term
Must I Qualify Under the Stress Test Rules
Yes
Licensed?
Regulated and Licensed - Criminal Check? Mandatory
Ongoing Service
Broker offers ongoing advice throughout your mortgage life
Sends out renewal reminders