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fezini

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Shortest version I can offer. I have a standard 30 year mortgage. My stated mortgage amount is $XX per month. I pay 1/2 of that amount every 14 days, which will reduce the term and interest on my loan significantly. There is no language that I can see in my mortgage document that prohibits me from doing this.

My mortgage processor collects my 1/2 payments on the day that they are received but does not post them until the day that my full payment is due, which cheats me out of the reduction that I am trying to accomplish.

Q: Can I file in small claims court to recover the difference in the $ amount that I do not receive, based on the way they apply my payments? I can calculate the reduction in principal that should occur if the payments are applied correctly.

Q: Is my mortgage processor required by law to process my payment within some number of days of receiving it?

Thanks for any advice you can offer.
 


Dura necessitas

Junior Member
There is no language that I can see in my mortgage document that prohibits me from doing this.
NY here..You're talking about a Bi-weekly mortgage payment plan which in summary allows you to make an extra payment a year so to speak, to bring down the term/interest, right? Usually, mortgage companies have to be notified that you plan on making payments EVERY TWO weeks. They also set up dates for you to adhere to. I am not sure if you can do this on your own, so check with your mortgage comany, not your processor... :)
 

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