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Open Question: Is a no-fee no closing cost loan fair?

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Old 12-03-2008, 08:32 PM
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Default Open Question: Is a no-fee no closing cost loan fair?

The loan in question is a no money down 5.8% refinance where the broker is getting $14k in broker fees FROM the lender. Is this savings that should have been passed down to the consumer or is it a typical percentage paid to the mortgage broker?

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