Mortgage Brokers in New York, NY

Compare trusted local mortgage brokers in New York — credentials, fees, and reviews.

New York, New York

Top mortgage brokers in New York

Looking for mortgage brokers in New York, NY? Compare local mortgage brokers below on credentials (NMLS-licensed), fee model, and verified reviews. From Wall Street wealth managers to neighborhood CPAs across the five boroughs, New York has the deepest bench of financial professionals in the country.

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★★★★★ 4.6 on Google (3164)
Mortgage Brokers · New York, NY
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MortgageDepot
★★★★★ 4.9 on Google (586)
Mortgage Brokers · New York, NY
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Madison Mortgage Services Inc.
★★★★★ 4.9 on Google (541)
Mortgage Brokers · New York, NY
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R&J Capital Mortgage & Loan Brokers of NY
★★★★★ 5.0 on Google (472)
Mortgage Brokers · New York, NY
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RCG Mortgage Queens NY
★★★★★ 5.0 on Google (270)
Mortgage Brokers · New York, NY
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How to choose

  • Verify the NMLS license at nmlsconsumeraccess.org.
  • Compare the lender network — more lenders, more rate options.
  • Get the fees in writing (origination, broker fee, points).
  • Ask about loan types: conventional, FHA, VA, jumbo.

Typical cost

Broker compensation is typically 1%–2% of the loan, paid by the lender or the borrower. Always compare the APR and the Loan Estimate, not just the rate.

Mortgage Brokers in New York: FAQs

Is a mortgage broker better than a bank?

A broker shops many lenders at once, which can beat a single bank’s rate and helps borrowers with non-standard income or credit. A bank may win on relationship discounts. Comparing both, using the APR, is the smart move.

How are mortgage brokers paid?

Brokers earn roughly 1%–2% of the loan amount, paid either by the lender (lender-paid) or by you (borrower-paid). Federal rules prohibit charging both, and the amount must be disclosed on your Loan Estimate.

How much does a mortgage broker cost in New York?

Broker compensation is typically 1%–2% of the loan, paid by the lender or the borrower. Always compare the APR and the Loan Estimate, not just the rate. Rates in New York and the Tri-State area are broadly in line with national averages; always confirm fees in writing before engaging.

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