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A 'private lender' arranged by a mortgage broker is typically:

Private lenders include individual investors and MICs that lend their own capital, typically for short terms (6–24 months) at higher rates to borrowers who do n

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Question: A 'private lender' arranged by a mortgage broker is typically:

Answer options:

  • A Schedule I bank acting under private branding ✅ An individual or MIC (Mortgage Investment Corporation) lending its own funds, usually at higher rates and shorter terms
  • A credit union
  • A monoline lender funded by securitization

Correct answer: An individual or MIC (Mortgage Investment Corporation) lending its own funds, usually at higher rates and shorter terms

Explanation: Private lenders include individual investors and MICs that lend their own capital, typically for short terms (6–24 months) at higher rates to borrowers who do not meet A or B lender criteria.

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