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Prepaid interestWhat is the name of your state? California I just closed my refinance and noticed the following charges in the closing costs. Prepaid interest to New lender: 01/23 - 1/30 = $x Residual interest to Old lender 01/01 - 01/28 = $y This sounds like I am being charged interest for some overlapping time(5 days 1/23 - 1/28) from both the lenders. Is this legal? Why should I be paying double interest? Thanks Roger |
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| Double check with both lenders. |
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| As you may have seen, I have my own battle going in a similar situation. Based on what you have written, it sounds as if you closed on your new mortgage 1/23? It is my understanding, in Illinois at least, one has three business days to rescind on a mortgage. As such, the payoff to your old lender will not be "overnighted" to them until after that period has passed. Which means they won't receive the payoff until 1/28. My speculation would be that the old lender will then refund to you the interest you paid at closing for the period of 1/23 to 1/28. Or they may simply hope you don't notice, and keep the money. But you do need to definitely look into this. |
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| Writer: what was the outcome? |
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