Which is typically NOT a consideration when determining a mortgage broker’s commission?

The consideration of the type of property mortgaged typically does not influence a mortgage broker's commission in the same way that other factors do. When determining a mortgage broker’s commission, factors like the borrower’s payment history can illustrate the potential risks and reward for the lender, which may directly impact the broker’s fees. Similarly, the interest rate of the loan and the specific terms and conditions are directly related to the profitability and risk assessment for the broker, as they influence the overall financing arrangement and compensation structure.

In contrast, while the type of property may affect underwriting criteria, perceived risk, or market conditions, it does not directly translate into how a broker's commission is structured. Commissions are generally more tied to transactional elements like loan amount and interest rates, rather than simply the nature of the property itself.