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by StepOnMe187 on October 22nd, 2004
The lender collects funds from borrowers based on projected property taxes and insurance bills. Money is usually collected at closing to fund the impound account. After closing, funds to cover property tax and insurance bills are collected from the borrower, usually on a monthly basis. The borrower receives interest on the money in the account. The lender pays the property tax and insurance bills.
I have a 70,000 loan with 8% fixed interest rate but my payments are from 640.00 to 798.00 one was 815.00 is this right?
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