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Source of the post Did you physically mail a check for the first MrC payment? Looks like that's what I'll have to do.

Source of the post Did you physically mail a check for the first MrC payment? Looks like that's what I'll have to do.

Didn't see this before - no, I just waited until my account was active on Mr. Cooper's site, and then logged in with my old account - which they had already linked with my new loan.

Did you receive a letter (on your account on TMS' website, and via snail mail) from TMS about your mortgage transfer? The 'outbound correspondence). That will have your new Mr. Cooper loan number on it, FWIW.

Source of the post 15 year rates are even lower today than when I locked in.

Man the rates right now make it tempting to at least try to get down from 30 year to 20 year mortgage. We got 3.25% at 30 years back in June, I bet we could knock 10 years off and only go up a bit in monthly payments.

Man the rates right now make it tempting to at least try to get down from 30 year to 20 year mortgage. We got 3.25% at 30 years back in June, I bet we could knock 10 years off and only go up a bit in monthly payments.

I would 100% look at it. And if you want a referral to save $500 at closing, let me know and I'll send you my info to pass along to Better.com.

Source of the post Did you physically mail a check for the first MrC payment? Looks like that's what I'll have to do.

Didn't see this before - no, I just waited until my account was active on Mr. Cooper's site, and then logged in with my old account - which they had already linked with my new loan.

Did you receive a letter (on your account on TMS' website, and via snail mail) from TMS about your mortgage transfer? The 'outbound correspondence). That will have your new Mr. Cooper loan number on it, FWIW.

Yep, went back and reread it with your reminder today. I'll give them another week before I physically mail them a check.

Source of the post Did you physically mail a check for the first MrC payment? Looks like that's what I'll have to do.

Didn't see this before - no, I just waited until my account was active on Mr. Cooper's site, and then logged in with my old account - which they had already linked with my new loan.

Did you receive a letter (on your account on TMS' website, and via snail mail) from TMS about your mortgage transfer? The 'outbound correspondence). That will have your new Mr. Cooper loan number on it, FWIW.

Yep, went back and reread it with your reminder today. I'll give them another week before I physically mail them a check.

Mr. Cooper received the paperwork and payment from TMS yesterday, so I am officially all caught up. It took roughly 40 days from the time of TMS notifying me that the mortgage was being transferred to Mr. Cooper receiving everything.

Source of the post Did you physically mail a check for the first MrC payment? Looks like that's what I'll have to do.

Didn't see this before - no, I just waited until my account was active on Mr. Cooper's site, and then logged in with my old account - which they had already linked with my new loan.

Did you receive a letter (on your account on TMS' website, and via snail mail) from TMS about your mortgage transfer? The 'outbound correspondence). That will have your new Mr. Cooper loan number on it, FWIW.

Yep, went back and reread it with your reminder today. I'll give them another week before I physically mail them a check.

Mr. Cooper received the paperwork and payment from TMS yesterday, so I am officially all caught up. It took roughly 40 days from the time of TMS notifying me that the mortgage was being transferred to Mr. Cooper receiving everything.

I called Mr. Cooper yesterday to ask why I don't have an account yet. Payment is due 1/1. They said I won't have an account until 1/1.

Called TMS and they said this is true, but I won't accrue any late fees since there is a 60 day grace period on any(?) payment.

Kinda wish they would have told me that to begin with, but glad it's all settled.

Anyone here do any house flipping?

I have a client who just wants to get rid of a prefab/trailer home off of Rt. 22 in Murrysville. The short of the story is because she owns a home she no longer qualifies for certain social security and Medicaid programs. If she unloads the asset it unlocks more entitlements to bolster her fixed income.

She paid $50k for it, she thinks it's worth $10k as it stands, and it has $4.7k of back tax liens on it. She's literally trying to give it away. She says it's structurally good and looks fine from the outside. The inside needs work. Some non-code wiring, needs walls patched up or replaced, same with some floors, and it's going to have an animal smell until you clean it.

But, it's free, so if you're already a flipper you're starting with a floor of $0 to $4.7k and whatever you put into it.

She's a Pro Bono client so I don't have a stake here. No finders fee for me. Just trying to find a solution to her problem as she doesn't have any real legal remedies.