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""no cost to you" can mean many different things. make sure they're not just rolling the closing fees into the principal of the new loan."
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znufrii
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I have done several no cost to me refinancings and been called by my bank (Chase at the time) to do the same. It's often because they just don't want
Posted by
pmb (aka pmb)
Sep 23 '14, 08:25
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you to refinance with someone else. Also, if they are a servicer they may get paid a placement fee by the lender for directing the new loan to the ultimate lender.
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