Sprout Mortgage, which bills itself as a leading provider of nonconforming loans, says it’s giving mortgage brokers more control over how lender fees are presented to consumers in the loan estimate.
Source: Inman News
Sprout Mortgage gives brokers more control of loan estimate
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