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Diane G.
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When does interest start to accrue

Diane G.
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I did a cash out refinance and escrow closed today. Now Chicago Title told me that the wire missed the cutoff time and I will get the fund next Monday. In that case, do I need to pay interest for the 3 days that I don’t have the money? Thank you 

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Russell Brazil
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Quote from @Diane G.:
Quote from @Russell Brazil:

When the wire goes out to you is immaterial. When the bank lent you the money is when interest starts accruing. 

I agree that the bank should be paid since the funding date, but shouldn’t the title company be paying them because the title has the money? Why should I be paying the bank when I didn’t have their money?

 You're looking for a specific answer to suit how you feel. Even if someone gives you that answer it's not going to be the correct answer.

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