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October 18, 2010 at 8:35 AM #620514October 18, 2010 at 8:38 AM #619453
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ParticipantMy mortgage is with flagstar… No fee for online payments. I like that I can set up automatic or one time payments… I can also set up automatic extra principal payments (which I do.)
October 18, 2010 at 8:38 AM #619536UCGal
ParticipantMy mortgage is with flagstar… No fee for online payments. I like that I can set up automatic or one time payments… I can also set up automatic extra principal payments (which I do.)
October 18, 2010 at 8:38 AM #620088UCGal
ParticipantMy mortgage is with flagstar… No fee for online payments. I like that I can set up automatic or one time payments… I can also set up automatic extra principal payments (which I do.)
October 18, 2010 at 8:38 AM #620209UCGal
ParticipantMy mortgage is with flagstar… No fee for online payments. I like that I can set up automatic or one time payments… I can also set up automatic extra principal payments (which I do.)
October 18, 2010 at 8:38 AM #620524UCGal
ParticipantMy mortgage is with flagstar… No fee for online payments. I like that I can set up automatic or one time payments… I can also set up automatic extra principal payments (which I do.)
October 18, 2010 at 8:38 AM #619458Coronita
Participant[quote=just someone]Bank of Italy (aka Bank of America) charges nothing up until the 5 or 6th, then $3 til the 10th, then like $10 until the 15th, the official penalty date.[/quote]
That’s weird. My mortgage use to be at bofa and they never did that to me… Maybe I was grandfathered in or something.
October 18, 2010 at 8:38 AM #619541Coronita
Participant[quote=just someone]Bank of Italy (aka Bank of America) charges nothing up until the 5 or 6th, then $3 til the 10th, then like $10 until the 15th, the official penalty date.[/quote]
That’s weird. My mortgage use to be at bofa and they never did that to me… Maybe I was grandfathered in or something.
October 18, 2010 at 8:38 AM #620093Coronita
Participant[quote=just someone]Bank of Italy (aka Bank of America) charges nothing up until the 5 or 6th, then $3 til the 10th, then like $10 until the 15th, the official penalty date.[/quote]
That’s weird. My mortgage use to be at bofa and they never did that to me… Maybe I was grandfathered in or something.
October 18, 2010 at 8:38 AM #620214Coronita
Participant[quote=just someone]Bank of Italy (aka Bank of America) charges nothing up until the 5 or 6th, then $3 til the 10th, then like $10 until the 15th, the official penalty date.[/quote]
That’s weird. My mortgage use to be at bofa and they never did that to me… Maybe I was grandfathered in or something.
October 18, 2010 at 8:38 AM #620529Coronita
Participant[quote=just someone]Bank of Italy (aka Bank of America) charges nothing up until the 5 or 6th, then $3 til the 10th, then like $10 until the 15th, the official penalty date.[/quote]
That’s weird. My mortgage use to be at bofa and they never did that to me… Maybe I was grandfathered in or something.
October 18, 2010 at 9:07 AM #619482sdbuyer2010
ParticipantThanks everybody for your inputs. Our mortgage is sold to Fannie Mae and Central Mortgage Company is the one that collects our payments, I think they manage the loans for Fannie Mae. They have one more option to pay by check, which I thought I could set up bill pay from my bank account. But they want the “payment coupons” to be sent to them with the check. Not sure if I can get away with that… I am going to call them up and see if I can do that.
October 18, 2010 at 9:07 AM #619566sdbuyer2010
ParticipantThanks everybody for your inputs. Our mortgage is sold to Fannie Mae and Central Mortgage Company is the one that collects our payments, I think they manage the loans for Fannie Mae. They have one more option to pay by check, which I thought I could set up bill pay from my bank account. But they want the “payment coupons” to be sent to them with the check. Not sure if I can get away with that… I am going to call them up and see if I can do that.
October 18, 2010 at 9:07 AM #620118sdbuyer2010
ParticipantThanks everybody for your inputs. Our mortgage is sold to Fannie Mae and Central Mortgage Company is the one that collects our payments, I think they manage the loans for Fannie Mae. They have one more option to pay by check, which I thought I could set up bill pay from my bank account. But they want the “payment coupons” to be sent to them with the check. Not sure if I can get away with that… I am going to call them up and see if I can do that.
October 18, 2010 at 9:07 AM #620239sdbuyer2010
ParticipantThanks everybody for your inputs. Our mortgage is sold to Fannie Mae and Central Mortgage Company is the one that collects our payments, I think they manage the loans for Fannie Mae. They have one more option to pay by check, which I thought I could set up bill pay from my bank account. But they want the “payment coupons” to be sent to them with the check. Not sure if I can get away with that… I am going to call them up and see if I can do that.
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