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nash_rack1

Junior Member
State: California

I refinance my home mortgage in Jan 1st week. The broker said that I cannot refinance in 3 months. I turns out that the papers I signed said I cannot refinance in 120 days. I refinanced again in April end (in 104 days) - 16 days too early. Now the first bank is asking for about $6400 reimbursement. Is there a way to settle this issue with smaller amount? $6400 seems lot of money for just 16 days gap.What is the name of your state (only U.S. law)? I agree that I should have read the papers more carefully before signing.What is the name of your state (only U.S. law)?
 


Ohiogal

Queen Bee
State: California

I refinance my home mortgage in Jan 1st week. The broker said that I cannot refinance in 3 months. I turns out that the papers I signed said I cannot refinance in 120 days. I refinanced again in April end (in 104 days) - 16 days too early. Now the first bank is asking for about $6400 reimbursement. Is there a way to settle this issue with smaller amount? $6400 seems lot of money for just 16 days gap.What is the name of your state (only U.S. law)? I agree that I should have read the papers more carefully before signing.What is the name of your state (only U.S. law)?
You signed a contract. The contract is controlling.
 

JETX

Senior Member
Is there a way to settle this issue with smaller amount?
Of course there is. All you have to do is try to negotiate a lesser amount and get the agreement in writing. Of course, they don't have to negotiate with you at all.
Simply, you signed an agreement with a specific time frame. You breached your agreement and now have to accept the consequences of YOUR action.
 

HUD-1

Member
Did your old lender provide the wrong payoff figure? How did the new loan close if the attorney was not satisfied that your old loan was paid off?
 

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