FAQs: Wholesale Mortgage
A wholesale mortgage is a loan offered through brokers by wholesale lenders. These lenders don’t deal directly with borrowers, allowing brokers to shop for the most competitive rates and terms on your behalf.
When you go directly to a bank, you’re limited to their loan products and rates. As a broker, I work with multiple wholesale lenders to give you more options and better deals.
Wholesale lenders offer a variety of loan products, including conventional, FHA, VA, jumbo loans, and more. As your broker, I’ll help you find the right loan for your needs.
Mortgage loans can be obtained from several sources, including:
Wholesale Lenders: These lenders work exclusively with brokers, offering competitive rates and a wide range of loan options. As a broker, I can connect you to the best wholesale lenders for your needs.
Banks: Traditional banks provide mortgage loans directly to their customers. While convenient for existing account holders, their rates and loan products may be limited compared to wholesale lenders.
Credit Unions: Member-focused credit unions offer mortgage loans, often with competitive rates for their members. However, their loan options may be less flexible.
Online Mortgage Lenders: Digital lenders provide convenience and quick approvals but may lack the personalized guidance a broker can offer.
Mortgage Brokers: Brokers like me work with multiple lenders, including wholesale lenders, to find you the best rates, terms, and loan products tailored to your financial situation.
Absolutely! I can work with wholesale lenders to get you pre-approved quickly, so you’ll know your budget and be ready to make an offer on your dream home.
Yes! Wholesale lenders work with brokers to provide access to a wide range of loan products, ensuring you get a loan tailored to your unique financial needs—something banks and credit unions can’t always offer.
Wholesale mortgages typically offer lower interest rates because they avoid the retail markup added by banks and credit unions. Brokers negotiate directly with wholesale lenders to secure the best possible rates for you.
Yes! Wholesale lenders offer competitive rates for refinancing. I’ll review your current loan and find the best options to lower your rate or access your home’s equity.
Wholesale mortgages often have fewer and lower fees compared to retail loans, as wholesale lenders operate with reduced overhead and competitive pricing.
Wholesale lenders avoid the overhead and retail markups of direct lending. By working with brokers, they focus on efficiency and volume, passing the savings to borrowers with lower rates.
Yes! Wholesale lenders streamline their processes and collaborate closely with brokers, often leading to faster approvals and closings compared to retail lenders.
As your broker, I work with multiple wholesale lenders to find the best rates and loan options for your unique needs. I guide you through the entire process, saving you time and effort.
With wholesale mortgages, you get personalized service from a dedicated broker who works directly with lenders on your behalf. This one-on-one attention is often more customized than what you’d receive at a bank or credit union.
Wholesale lenders tend to be more lenient in their qualification criteria. Since they work with brokers who have access to multiple lenders, they often accommodate a wider range of credit scores, financial situations, and unique borrower needs. This flexibility can make it easier for borrowers to qualify compared to traditional banks or credit unions, which may have stricter in-house guidelines.
Savings vary depending on your loan amount and financial profile, but wholesale mortgages typically offer interest rates that are 0.25% to 0.5% lower than retail lenders like banks or credit unions. Over the life of a 30-year mortgage, this can result in thousands of dollars in savings. Additionally, wholesale lenders often have lower fees, further reducing your overall costs.