Mortgage Servicer
A mortgage servicer is the company responsible for collecting your monthly mortgage payments, managing your escrow account, and handling day-to-day loan administration after closing.
Your servicer may or may not be the same company that originated your loan. Many loans are sold to a servicer after closing, which is a normal part of the mortgage industry. Your loan terms do not change when servicing is transferred.
Your mortgage servicer is not your lender. The servicer handles payment processing, escrow management, and customer service — but they did not set your loan terms. If you have questions about your original loan structure, your originating loan officer is still the best resource.
Why This Matters: Knowing who your servicer is — and how to contact them — ensures you can manage your payments, request escrow reviews, and handle any post-closing needs efficiently.
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