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Why does the Mortgage Brokerages, Lenders and Administrators Act only allow Mortgage Agents and Brokers to work for one Mortgage Brokerage?

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Why does the Mortgage Brokerages, Lenders and Administrators Act only allow Mortgage Agents and Brokers to work for one Mortgage Brokerage?

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In order to improve consumer protection, it is necessary for a Mortgage Brokerage to be responsible for the work of its Mortgage Agents and Brokers. Each Mortgage Brokerage must appoint a Principal Broker who will ensure that each Mortgage Broker and Mortgage Agent complies with the Act.

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