A mortgage broker acts as an intermediary for individuals or businesses. They work to find a bank or a direct lender that the individual or business wishes to use for a specific loan.
A broker is the person through whom we buy/sell stocks. For example your DEMAT Account provider can be considered your Broker.
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The listing broker is contracted to the seller, is an agent of the seller and owes fiduciuary responsibility to the seller.
It means that the person from whom you bought the property is personally supplying the mortgage financing themselves. (i.e.: they are supplying the financing and not some mortgage company or bank.)
ECOA is overseen by the Federal Trade Commission for mortgage brokers and the OCC for mortgage bankers answered supplied by www.goldnvault.com
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The county Board of Realtors (which are probably friends with the broker) or seek a lawyer or go to small claims court (without a lawyer). The county Board of Realtors (which are probably friends with the broker) or seek a lawyer or go to small claims court (without a lawyer). The county Board of Realtors (which are probably friends with the broker) or seek a lawyer or go to small claims court (without a lawyer).
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Your lender should have a "Payoff" or "Reconveyance" department that can process your pay off and the removal of the lien from title.
If you have contacted the Title Company and havent had any luck thus far, Contact the original Broker / Mortgage Co. The Mortgage Co is issued the Original Final Policy and should be able to provide you a copy as well as your closing docs. I would also look up there Corp name filings to see whom the Title Co is owned by and launch a complaint, This normally gets them moving... Good Luck