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if charges to your escrow account have gone up (such as property tax or insurance) It will cause your monthly payment to go up in order to compensate for the difference. The lender will always pay up the escrow before it applies anything to the actual loan. Your mortgage payment should change annually(at least a little)due to these fluctuations.
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A lot of landlords who check credit are only looking to see if you have legal judgments from past landlords and/or if you owe utility bills.
Response posted 1 year ago
Typically 9.99% is only an 'introductory' APR...It changes after a preset time period(usually 1 year)
Response posted 1 year ago
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