Mortgage Bankers

Mortgage bankers are financial institutions that specialize in originating and servicing mortgage loans. These companies work with borrowers to find the best mortgage products to meet their needs, and handle the paperwork and processing of the loan. Continue Reading Below

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About Mortgage Bankers

Mortgage bankers are financial institutions that specialize in originating and servicing mortgage loans. These companies work with borrowers to find the best mortgage products to meet their needs, and handle the paperwork and processing of the loan. Mortgage bankers may also fund the loans themselves, or sell them to other investors on the secondary mortgage market.