Consists of lenders such as savings and loan associations, commercial banks, and mortgage companies that make mortgage loans directly to borrower. Sometimes these lenders sell their mortgages to secondary mortgage markets such as FNMA or GNMA.

The portion of the credit market that originates mortgage loans,... read full article

Lenders, such as savings and loan associations, commercial banks, and mortgage companies, who make mortgage loans directly to borrowers. These lenders sometimes sell their mortgages to the secondary mortgage markets such as to FNMA or GNMA, etc.

Lenders who make mortgage loans directly to borrowers. These lenders include savings and loan associations, commercial banks and mortgage companies. They sometimes sell their mortgages to the secondary mortgage markets such as FNMA or GNMA.

Lenders making mortgage loans directly to borrower's such as savings and loan associations, commercial banks, and mortgage companies. These lenders sometimes sell their mortgages into the secondary mortgage markets such as to FNMA or GNMA, etc.

The market in which lenders make mortgage loans directly to borrowers, as opposed to the secondary market in which the original lenders sell those mortgage loans to investors.

The market in which loans are made directly to borrowers.

The mortgage market in which loans are originated and consisting of lenders such as commercial banks, savings and loan associations and mutual savings banks. ( See secondary mortgage market )

Lenders making mortgage loans directly to borrower's such as savings and loan association, commercial banks and mortgage companies. These lenders usually sell their mortgages into the secondary mortgage markets such as FNMA of GNMA, etc. The original lender will usually still service the loan, that is, send the payment coupons or statements to the Borrower.

Lenders that make mortgage loans directly to borrowers, such as savings and loan associations, commercial banks, and mortgage companies. These lenders usually sell their mortgages into the secondary mortgage markets, such as to FNMA, FHLMC, etc. Loans sold to government-sponsored agencies such as Fannie Mae, and Freddie Mac.

Lenders making mortgage loans directly to borrowers such as: credit unions, commercial banks, and mortgage companies. These lenders sometimes sell their mortgages into the secondary mortgage markets.

Companies that originate and service mortgage loans (banks, savings & loans, credit union, mortgage bankers, institutional lenders) make up the primary mortgage market. See also secondary mortgage market.

That portion of the credit market that originates mortgage loans, including institutional lenders, such as savings and loan associations and banks, and mortgage bankers and brokers.

Includes banks, savings and loans, credit unions and mortgage bankers who make mortgage loans directly to borrowers. These lenders sometimes sell their mortgages to lenders like FNMA in the secondary mortgage market.

Lenders who originate loans and makes funds available directly to the borrowers. Also see Secondary Mortgage Market.

Companies like banks, savings and loans, credit union, etc. that originate and service mortgage loans make up the primary mortgage market.

Mortgage market in which original loans are made by lenders. The market is made up with lenders who supply funds directly to borrowers and hold the mortgage until the debt is paid.

Lenders who originate loans and makes funds available directly to the borrowers. Contrast with secondary mortgage market.

Lenders who provide mortgage loans to borrowers directly. It is common for these lenders to sell their mortgages to Federal National Mortgage Association (FNMA) or Government National Mortgage Association (GNMA) or other secondary mortgage markets.

The market where institutional and non-institutional lenders originate loans.