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As the title states. Thanks.
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This will be part of the contract that you READ BEFORE SIGNING.
There are different ways that this will line up for you. First payment might be due at the end of the current month, the end of the next month, the same day of the month which you signed the contract, or a “pro-rated” payment at the end of the month - based on the remaining days of the current month.
But the real answer is what I've already said. Read the contract before signing. Ask questions. KNOW what you’re signing before you sign it.
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I have two personal loans and purchased three houses. All my payments started on the first of the month, but at least 30 days after closing on the loan. Meaning if you close on a home on August 10, your first payment will be due October 1. I’ve done this with all the houses I’ve owned. I think you still have to pay the interest, but it gives you a chance to kind of get ahead.
I would double check with my lender on the repayment terms, just for clarification.
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