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Bought our first rental and went through the same mortgage broker that we bought our primary residence through, everything went well, enjoyed our service and correspondence. Obviously loan has been sold to another lending institution. Question is do I need to go through my mortgage broker every time or can I just go through the institution that my loan has been sold to? Any suggestions?