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25% Mortgage loan down payment rejected (Original Post) California_Republic Jun 2018 OP
Well thats half true, but only if market is going up. cpamomfromtexas Jun 2018 #1
They make money on the interest payment so you are cutting their profit marylandblue Jun 2018 #2
So we just need to find another bank? California_Republic Jun 2018 #4
Yes, or a mortgage broker marylandblue Jun 2018 #5
I love my credit union exboyfil Jun 2018 #6
Seems very odd exboyfil Jun 2018 #3
Along the lines of bank losing money BadgerKid Jun 2018 #7

exboyfil

(17,863 posts)
6. I love my credit union
Wed Jun 27, 2018, 01:03 AM
Jun 2018

Last refinance they kept the mortgage in house. I almost felt like Jimmy Stewart in It's a Wonderful Life. How often does this happen anymore? I have gotten tired in the past of trying to track down my mortgage holder (same with my student loan earlier).

exboyfil

(17,863 posts)
3. Seems very odd
Wed Jun 27, 2018, 12:59 AM
Jun 2018

Could the paperwork have already been prepared? If there were points for origination fee and buying down interest rate, the bank would get less dollars for the loan.

As far as the mortgage, you could kick in the 5% in the first payment. Disadvantage is that your payment amount would be higher per month, but the advantage is that the loan would be paid off sooner.

Also you get interest rate breaks for higher amounts for your mortgage. For example when I refinanced my house to get a lower interest rate, I did $100K (actually owed less), but this gave me a lower interest rate. Could you be at one of those break points?

What you do with your finances should be no business of the loan company. Usually they only care about the credit rating and whether the appraisal comes in at the needed value. It seems unprofessional to me even.

BadgerKid

(4,553 posts)
7. Along the lines of bank losing money
Wed Jun 27, 2018, 04:16 AM
Jun 2018

Maybe it has certain criteria in mind to meet in order to sell the loan. Maybe this bank is interested only in a quick buck. It pays to shop around.

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