Each accounts payoff fees differ because each loan is different. Examples of payoff fees may include: Demand Fee: Paid to NSC for preparing payoff amount. Wire Fee: Most loans are paid off by wire so there is a wire fee included in the payoff [...]
The payoff and principal balance amounts differ because you have interest and standard payoff fees due to payoff and close out the loan.
Yes. There is a $30 Demand for Payoff fee which is included in the payoff amount. If multiple Demands for Payoff are requested each Demand for Payoff fee will be added as an unpaid charge to your account as of the date of the [...]
Payoff amounts are not available to view online or on your statements. You may view your principal balance online, on your monthly statements or contact our office by phone or email and request the balance. Please be advised the payoff amount will be different [...]
Yes, however they will need to provide an Authorization to Release Information signed by you. This is not a document generated by our office this would be generated by the requesting party’s office and signed by you.
Demands for Payoff need to be submitted online at www.noteservicingcenter.com. Once your request is submitted our office prepares the Demand for Payoff and submits it to your lender for approval. Once your lender approves the Demand for Payoff we will email the Demand for [...]
You must first request a Demand for Payoff at www.noteservicingcenter.com. Your Demand for Payoff will include wiring instructions. You may also mail your payment into our office. If payment is mailed please ensure the payment is received by the payoff date or include the [...]
A borrower, in an effort to avoid the sale of the Property by either of the two methods described, may seek the protection of an automatic stay (a prohibition against any further foreclosure action) by filing a petition in bankruptcy in federal court or [...]
That depends on where the foreclosure is occurring (what jurisdiction), and whether it is a judicial or a non-judicial foreclosure. Below are some helpful links that may answer some or all of your questions with respect to non-judicial foreclosures, which typically occur more rapidly [...]
When foreclosing a deed of trust, all sums owing and secured by the deed of trust are accelerated and immediately become due regardless of the maturity date identified in the promissory note, provided that an acceleration clause is included in the promissory note and/or [...]
