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Updated about 1 year ago on . Most recent reply
Is it ok when MLO directly process loan with lenders?
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If you're talking about investor loans (flip, DSCR, investor construction), then it's a grey area. The consumer side is heavily regulated and it is definitely a no-no to submit directly without going through the broker, but "commercial loans" are not as heavily regulated. I think you just have to ask yourself if you want someone half-a$$ing your loan by going around their normal channels. It's not necessarily illegal if it's commercial, but it's a bit sketchy.