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Refinance help!

Ivan Poon
  • Accountant
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Hi Guys,

I am refinancing a 30 year loan 4.75% fixed interest which was opened just a few months ago. The loan amount was $251,000. The first payment started in August 1st.

I'm refinancing to a 4.375% loan that is scheduled to close tomorrow and i will be paying for all the hud items (taxes, credit check, app fee, etc.) on the 18th. I'm paying $30 of daily interest charges from the 18th through Nov 1st.

Our last payment was on October 1st which got our principle down to 250,048. However the HUD i was given today states that the amount that my refiannce guy is paying back my current mortgage company is 250,827.77 while my new loan amount is $250,368. I asked about it and he gave me some mumbo jumbo i didn't understand.

Is it right that my new refinance loan is supposed to be higher than my current mortgage balance?

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