Licensing
Lender License, Inc. is a
financial services specialty firm that provides solutions on a state or national
basis for the following licenses;
| Mortgage Broker |
Fannie Mae and Freddie
Mac Seller / Servicer |
| Mortgage Lender |
HUD Mini & Full-Eagle |
| Mortgage Banker
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Consumer Finance /
Small Loans |
| Mortgage Servicer
|
Payday Loans / Deferred
Presentment |
| Title & Escrow
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Lender License, Inc. will perform all functions
related to your licensing project including;
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Entity formation and qualification
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Registration of foreign certificates and
letters of good standing
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Surety bond obtainment
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Preparation, review, and filing of license
applications
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Representation and correspondence with
licensing authorities
Broker to Banker Conversions
Our “Mentoring Program” provides the necessary
support to facilitate your conversion from mortgage broker to mortgage banker.
Lender License, Inc. will lead the way and
direct you in successfully obtaining mortgage warehouse line(s) of credit,
developing internal warehousing policy, procedure and administrator training,
establishing mortgage banking investor relationships, updating licenses that may
be required, hiring and training mortgage underwriters, closers and post
closers, and training the principals of the corporation in the management of the
mortgage banking operation.
Mortgage bankers earn more income by taking
advantage of marketing enhancements that are not available to mortgage brokers.
These marketing enhancements increase front-end fee income, increase
back-end premiums, and allow a wider range of delivery options to the end
investor.
A mortgage broker is charged fees by the
investors that purchase its residential loan originations.
These fees vary by investor and examples of these fees include document
preparation, underwriting, processing, and other closing fees, etc.
These fees can range from $800.00 to $1,400.00 dollars depending on the
investor that is used. A mortgage
broker gains no income or value from the investor fees as described above.
When operating as a mortgage banker; the
investor fees described above to not apply.
A mortgage banker can now charge these or other similarly named fees for
its own benefit. This marketing
enhancement results in an $800.00 to $1,400.00 incremental gain in income per
closed loan to mortgage banker.
Acting as a mortgage broker the
opportunity to earn premiums from investors is typically limited to two percent
(2%) of the contract loan amount.
There are marketing enhancements available to the mortgage banker that increase
the premiums paid from its investors to more than four percent (4%).
Examples of theses marketing enhancements are, (1) premium pricing
incentives that investors pay for prepayment
penalties and maximizing the “teaser rate” on adjustable rate mortgage products
and, (2) the delivery methods used to the end investor described as flow,
mini-bulk and bulk delivery. The
delivery method chosen is correlated to the mortgage banker’s cash flow,
appetite for risk, experience in warehouse line management, and the terms and
conditions and size of the warehouse line
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