Resold mortgages

This is standard... most all mortgages are sold, and there is no control of who will buy it... but rest assured... just about everyone out there today allows automatic payment or ebill. WilliamAcres.com

Most mortgages are sold. However, some lender have whats called Portfolio Products that stay with the Lender and are not sold, ever. We have Portfolio loans and the rates are the same as any other loan. In cases with really good credit the rate is actually better. If you would like to contact me to discuss call 412-328-3241 or email me at cbarcus@cbcnationalbank.com

If you were to go with some of the bigger lenders they usually don't sell their mortgages.

This is the standard and "bigger lenders" do sell their loans. That's why there are so many law suits now.Portfolio lenders do not sell their loans. Portfolio lenders are usually smaller banks and credit unions.Happy funding, Rudi

Some times the mortgage copmany doesn't actually sell the loan, they just transfer servicing rights to another company. The "other company" is typically a bigger lender who has a servicing department set up to handle large amounts of volume. Set up an automatic bank draft and you shouldn't have any problems.

The mortgage and the mortgage servicing rights are separate issues. The mortgage can be sold and the servicing rights retained by the mortgage originator. The serving rights can be severed from the mortgage. It depends on the circumstances. Some mortgage banks, like ourselves, attempt to retain the servicing rights as a way of maintaining a banking relationship with the customer after the loan is sold. It is also a method of maintaining an income stream associated with sold loans.Most mortgages are sold, sometimes several times. For example, over 95% of all residential home mortgages originated today are sold to Fannie or Freddie (the government sponsored mortgage companies). Most banks sell all of their originated mortgages. You could try calling small, well capitalized, community banks. A few do not sell all of their mortgages and retain mortgage servicing rights..