Escrow & Title
When a NH lender sells a mortgage to the secondary market, the borrower may notice that:
ATheir interest rate changes immediately
BTheir loan servicer may change, though the loan terms remain the same✓ Correct
CTheir property taxes increase
DThey must refinance the loan
Explanation
When a mortgage is sold on the secondary market, the new owner may designate a different loan servicer. The borrower must receive notice of any servicer transfer. Loan terms (rate, balance, payment) do not change.
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