Yes. The platform does not restrict what you charge your client, and it does not take a cut of it. What you charge and how you structure it is your call.
Two things to check before you set the fee. First, the individual lender's agreement, since some lenders restrict borrower-paid fees. The lender's commission terms are shown on their profile in the platform. Second, what your own state or provincial rules allow.
On bank deals, where the lender may not pay a commission at all, charging the client directly is often the only way the deal pays you. For how brokers typically structure and price these fees, see levr.ai. If you are unsure how a specific lender's agreement reads, email contact@levr.ai with the lender name.
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Do you take a cut of my commission since the platform is free?. Confirms nothing is deducted from what you earn.
How do I find out a specific lender's commission rate before I submit?. Know the lender side before you price your own fee.
Do you have the major banks like Chase, Wells Fargo, or RBC on the platform?. Context for the bank deals where the client fee is the way you get paid.
Are lender commission rates fixed, or can I negotiate them?. The other lever on what a deal earns you.
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