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Now I’m not sure if payoff is the right way to go.
Congrats. Now shoot the assessor to lower property tax bill
Ah man I'm still 20 years off....good job my man.
Now you gonna get a whole lot of materials for helocs and RMs. Don’t do it, it’s bad for you.
Fortwaynemobile saysNow you gonna get a whole lot of materials for helocs and RMs. Don’t do it, it’s bad for you.
I paid it off so I'll never have to pay a bank again to keep it.
I figure my income now is as good as money in the bank, and if I save a nest egg as aggressive as we paid down our loan.
5 years to save up 150K vs borrowing 150K and being on the hook to the bank for years. I'm going to go with the save for 5 years option.
We just refinanced and got a 30 year for 2.62%
I'll never have my house paid off. We'll sell it and cash out first.
Date: September 29, 2020 at 12:14:05 PM PDT
To: "etor38@hotmail.com" <etor38@hotmail.com >
Subject: Congratulations! The account is paid in full
Dear Customer(s),
Why We Are
Sending This Letter
Congratulations! Your account is paid in full. While this is a significant milestone, there are still a few important actions that need to happen over the next few weeks. If there is a positive balance in the escrow account, or if the payoff resulted in an overpayment, we will send a refund check to the mailing address on file. Though we strive to complete refunds quickly, please allow 20 business days to receive the refund.