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    I owe just over $50k on my house and have been saving my pennies for a long time now. I would like to get some info on the payoff quote if anyone here knows anything about it. I will contact my mortgage co when I get the time.

    Some folks are telling me that the payoff quote will be lower than what I owe. If this is the case, what are the factors that lower it? Is it all on a case by case basis?

    TYIA!

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    Nobody on DFWmustangs has a mortgage. We all paid cash for our homes! Loser...

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    • #3
      Originally posted by fredfarmer View Post
      I owe just over $50k on my house and have been saving my pennies for a long time now. I would like to get some info on the payoff quote if anyone here knows anything about it. I will contact my mortgage co when I get the time.

      Some folks are telling me that the payoff quote will be lower than what I owe. If this is the case, what are the factors that lower it? Is it all on a case by case basis?

      TYIA!
      Your payoff will be your unpaid principle balance plus the daily interest for however many days since you made your last payment.

      It won't be less.

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      • #4
        Originally posted by AdamLX View Post
        Your payoff will be your unpaid principle balance plus the daily interest for however many days since you made your last payment.

        It won't be less.
        Correct. .
        Im assuming its because of the per diem interest. But Im guessing paying if off will be cheaper then paying monthly and having interest applied.

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        • #5
          Your payoff will be just over $50k.

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          • #6
            Originally posted by sosoe View Post
            Correct. .
            Im assuming its because of the per diem interest. But Im guessing paying if off will be cheaper then paying monthly and having interest applied.
            Yes, paying it off early will save you in the long run due to the interest that is applied to the principle.
            www.dfwdirtriders.com

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            • #7
              Originally posted by sosoe View Post
              Correct. .
              Im assuming its because of the per diem interest. But Im guessing paying if off will be cheaper then paying monthly and having interest applied.
              THAN

              word, yo!

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              • #8
                Originally posted by STANGGT40 View Post
                THAN

                word, yo!
                High fucken five! !

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                • #9
                  Thanks folks!!

                  So close, but yet so far!

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