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Mortgage Broker Invoice Template

Borrower-paid compensation and third-party costs, tied to the disclosures. Free PDF.

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A mortgage broker's compensation is disclosed, not invoiced — it appears on the Loan Estimate within three business days of application and again on the Closing Disclosure. So this document is not a second bill: it is the itemisation behind figures the borrower has already been shown, and its job is to agree with them exactly.

INVOICE Issued
Invoice number:INV-0001
Date of issue:August 2, 2026
Date due:August 16, 2026
Currency:USD
Issued by
Cornerstone Mortgage Partners
400 Lending Way
Suite 210
28202 Charlotte, NC
United States
compliance@cornerstonemortgage.example
Bill to
Ifeoma and Daniel Achebe
77 Providence Road
28211 Charlotte, NC
United States
achebe.home@example.com
Amount due
$7,952.00
Due in 14 days · Aug 16, 2026
Disclosures
Loan 2026-441908. Compensation on this loan is borrower-paid; no lender-paid compensation is received on it, as federal rules permit only one. The figures above match the Loan Estimate issued three business days after application and the Closing Disclosure issued before settlement. Company NMLS 118422, originator NMLS 884120.
Description Qty Rate Tax Amount
Broker compensation — borrower paid
1.75% of a $412,000 loan amount, per the signed agreement
1$7,210.00$7,210.00
Appraisal
Third-party cost, paid to the appraisal management company
1$625.00$625.00
Credit report and verification
Third-party cost, tri-merge report for two borrowers
1$95.00$95.00
Flood certification
Third-party cost, life-of-loan determination
1$22.00$22.00
Subtotal$7,952.00
Total$7,952.00
Amount due $7,952.00
Terms
Collected at closing through the settlement statement. This document itemises disclosed figures and is not a separate charge.
Invoice #INV-0001 · Cornerstone Mortgage Partners · Page 1 of 1

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What to put on a mortgage broker invoice

  • The loan number and the borrower, matched to the file the disclosures were issued under
  • Which compensation model applies — borrower-paid or lender-paid — since it can only be one
  • Compensation as a percentage of the loan amount and the resulting dollar figure
  • Third-party costs passed through: appraisal, credit report, flood certification
  • A reference to the Loan Estimate and Closing Disclosure the figures must agree with
  • Your NMLS number, and the company's

Questions

Can a broker be paid by both the borrower and the lender?

No. Federal rules under Regulation Z permit compensation from one source or the other on a given loan, never both, and compensation may not vary with the loan's terms other than the amount of credit. Which model applies has to be settled before the loan is placed and stated on the paperwork.

Does the borrower get an invoice at all?

Often not. Where compensation is lender-paid there is nothing to bill the borrower, and where it is borrower-paid it is collected at closing through the settlement statement. A document like this exists to itemise and explain, which is why it must reconcile to the Closing Disclosure rather than sit alongside it.

Where do appraisal and credit report fees belong?

As pass-through third-party costs at what they actually cost, separate from your compensation. They are disclosed separately for the same reason: they are not your fee, and merging them makes your compensation look larger than it is.

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