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Question about Closing for Mortgage Refi
Posted on 4/24/13 at 2:01 pm
Posted on 4/24/13 at 2:01 pm
So, I’m closing on a refi in a couple days and just got the numbers. Please help me to understand. I’m going to call my loan officer, but wanted to run it by you geniuses first.
Basically, my closing costs, or amount I’m paying at closing consists of:
1. Cost to pay off current loan ($100K)
2. Settlement Charge, or crap associated with closing (fees, escrow, interest for remainder of month, etc), $2K
These two are added, totaling $102K.
My loan is for $99K.
SO I’m paying $3K, the difference of $102 and $99K.
1). It seems odd that I’d pay more at closing if my load was for less money, but maybe I’m missing something.
2) What is the reason you pay and entire month of interest when paying off loan? Is it because you skipped the first month at the beginning of loan?
Thanks
Also, would there be any reason to anticipate not receiving my current Escrow money back?
Basically, my closing costs, or amount I’m paying at closing consists of:
1. Cost to pay off current loan ($100K)
2. Settlement Charge, or crap associated with closing (fees, escrow, interest for remainder of month, etc), $2K
These two are added, totaling $102K.
My loan is for $99K.
SO I’m paying $3K, the difference of $102 and $99K.
1). It seems odd that I’d pay more at closing if my load was for less money, but maybe I’m missing something.
2) What is the reason you pay and entire month of interest when paying off loan? Is it because you skipped the first month at the beginning of loan?
Thanks
Also, would there be any reason to anticipate not receiving my current Escrow money back?
This post was edited on 4/24/13 at 2:03 pm
Posted on 4/24/13 at 2:45 pm to Vlad The Inhaler
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What is the reason you pay and entire month of interest when paying off loan? Is it because you skipped the first month at the beginning of loan?
your last payment was probably at the beginning of the month so you have to pay interest up to the day the lender is paid for the loan.
quote:
Also, would there be any reason to anticipate not receiving my current Escrow money back?
pretty sure they have 30 days to return the money to you.
disclaimer: i am not a loan officer, but i've bought and re-fi'd several properties over the years.
Posted on 4/24/13 at 2:48 pm to ashy larry
quote:
disclaimer: i am not a loan officer, but i've bought and re-fi'd several properties over the years.
Thanks. I don't think I'm getting screwed, but never had a refi and just want to make sure I'm not missing something obvious.
Posted on 4/24/13 at 4:07 pm to Vlad The Inhaler
Keep in mind your new monthly payment won't be do for at least 30 days...so thats a nice cushion
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