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Brian L.
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Prepayment penalty on Interest-only Seller Financed Note

Brian L.
  • Investor
  • Venice, CA
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My home purchase was seller financed. I recently extended/refinanced the note with new terms - in the new contract, the note is interest-only there's no prepayment penalty after 3 yrs but there's also no detail/language in the contract of what that prepayment penalty would be. It's been a little over a year and I'd like to refinance the interest-only note with a traditional 30yr mortgage at a lower rate. What do I do about the prepayment penalty? How do I figure out how it will be calculated?

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