ASSIGNMENT OF LOAN Per the Correspondent Lender Agreement 2025

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A correspondent lender is a mortgage lender that initially funds a mortgage loan and then sells the loan to a sponsoring investor. The investor might bundle the mortgages it buys from correspondents and sell the bundle as a mortgage-backed security. What Is a Correspondent Lender? - Experian experian.com blogs what-is-corresponde experian.com blogs what-is-corresponde
A correspondent lender is an intermediary between borrowers and investors. They handle the entire mortgage application process for the borrower: collecting documents, verifying income and employment, ordering appraisals, and ensuring everything meets loan approval guidelines.
Furthermore, a correspondent lender can also charge extra fees associated with the transaction. A direct lender has no middleman, no extra fees, no extra underwriting guidelines, and a direct lender will also service the loan. This makes the process much smoother and eliminates a lot of moving parts.
A correspondent lender is a mortgage lender that initially funds a mortgage loan and then sells the loan to a sponsoring investor. The investor might bundle the mortgages it buys from correspondents and sell the bundle as a mortgage-backed security.
2021 Top Correspondent Lenders RankCompanyStates 1 AmeriHome Mortgage 30 2 United Wholesale Mortgage 50 3 NewRez LLC 49 4 Flagstar Bank 5017 more rows

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Control of Own Funding Another advantage of being a correspondent lender is that you can control your own funding. This means that youre not at the mercy of changes in the interest rates set by Freddie Mac and Fannie Mae. Rather, you can set your own rates based on market conditions and your own business needs.
An assignment of mortgage documents the transfer of a mortgage from an original lender or borrower to another person or entity. Lenders regularly sell mortgages to other lenders. Less often, a borrower transfers the mortgage to someone else who assumes the mortgage.
A standard form deed of assignment under which a lender (the assignor) assigns its rights relating to a facility agreement (also known as a loan agreement) to a new lender (the assignee).

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