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What is a Mortgage Broker?

BiggerPockets

Before a soon-to-be homeowner takes out a mortgage, they should understand what a mortgage broker is, the benefits of using one, and how to choose the best broker. This guide can help borrowers decide if using a mortgage broker is the right decision.

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What Is a Real Estate Broker?

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A broker is an essential real estate partner. We'll explain what is a real estate broker and how they can help you land your next investment property.

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Tenants in Big Cities Could Save Thousands if “Broker Fee” Reform Passes

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New “broker fee” reform could help tenants save thousands of dollars when finding their next apartment or home to rent, but it could come at a significant cost to landlords. […]

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What’s the Difference Between a Mortgage Banker and a Mortgage Broker?

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Both mortgage bankers and mortgage brokers can close quickly—But which one is best for your particular needs? As a residential real estate investor, you need to determine the best places to find financing.

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How to Choose the Right Commercial Broker for Your Next Investment

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Not every commercial real estate broker knows how to help investors succeed. Here are four questions to ask any potential agent.

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What Is a Broker in Real Estate? Should Real Estate Investors Work With One?

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Working with a real estate broker can make an investor’s life easier. Find out what is a broker in real estate and how you can benefit from one. Table of…

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HOA Insurance — What You Don’t Know, Can Hurt You!

Mem Property Management

Since most of us know nothing about insurance, other than we pay for it and rarely use it, we can only hope our insurance broker is advising us correctly, but how can we be sure? IMPORTANT: Your insurance broker must review the CC&R for your association to understand the scope of the associations responsibility.