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May 16th, 2008 by Len

With all the publicity about the credit crunch, you have to wonder how this has affected mortgage advisors or mortgage brokers, as they are also called.

On the one hand, you would imagine that the demand for mortgage advisors has dropped because many people are waiting to buy a house.  On the other hand, house prices have dropped slightly and so those who can now afford it, will be wanting to apply for a mortgage.

Many mortgage advisors have found that the demand for their services has increased, as people have an increased awareness that mortgage rates have increased, lenders are being more particular about applications and they know they need to be sure they have found the best deal for their circumstances.

Having read the Jargon page on this site and the earlier articles, regular readers may now be aware of the vast availability not just of the number of mortgages available from many different lenders but also of all the different types of mortgage types and the way they all work differently.

Perhaps you have even thought of a career as a mortgage advisor yourself?  I have thought about it in the past, having taken out several different mortgages, imagine the money I could have saved myself just by doing my own mortgages.  To become a mortgage advisor, you have to get your CeMAP qualification.  There are several CeMAP courses available from different CeMAP training companies and the quality and prices can vary considerably, so be sure to choose a good CeMAP training provider.

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