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Updated about 7 years ago on . Most recent reply

Mortgage Broker Fee in Maryland - What's Legal?
Hi everyone!
I have an agreement with a broker in Maryland to pay them 2% for a deal that I just closed. I however learned later that he had charged the lender 1.5%. I read somewhere that mortgage brokers cannot legally be paid by both the buyer and the lender. Is that correct?
Am I doing something wrong for writing this guy a check? The lender refused to put the broker's 2% on the HUD-1.
Thanks!
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@Nicole Bryan if its not on the Closing Statement then it's not legal
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