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What happens when your personal loan is sold to another company?

If a debt is sold to another company, you remain obligated to repay it. The new owner assumes collection rights, and you must direct payments to them.

Can a mortgage company sell your loan without your consent?

Yes, a bank can sell your mortgage without notifying you in advance. This is a common practice in the mortgage industry. When you take out a mortgage, you typically agree to terms that allow the lender to sell the loan to another financial institution or investor.

Is it bad if your loan gets sold?

No. Your mortgage being sold to another lender doesnt affect your credit score. However, its important to keep an eye on your account during the transition period to ensure all of your payments are credited accurately.

Why would a mortgage company sell your loan?

Lenders sell mortgages so they have money to lend to other borrowers. Some sell loans to other financial institutions but keep the servicing rights. In this case, the customer deals with the same lender and sends the payments to the same place. It hardly affects consumers, since the point of contact doesnt change.

What happens when a mortgage company sells your loan?

Can I stop my mortgage from being sold? As a homeowner, you typically cannot prevent your mortgage from being sold or transferred. The lender has the legal right to sell the mortgage to another entity, lender or investor, under federal law and under the terms of your loan contract (read the fine print).