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Correspondent lenders are similar to mortgage bankers. They not only can decide if they will extend you a loan but they can fund it with their own money. This makes them lenders and as lenders they do not have to disclose rebates like a mortgage broker. They do have to disclose all the other costs associated with the loan.


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