Bob
Aliso Viejo,#2Consumer Suggestion
Mon, November 12, 2007
You should have a copy of your original paperwork you signed with the notary, in there you will see a pre-payment rider that states exactly what the pre-payment terms are. If you do not have that then you need to request the signed copy from the lender showing your signature on it. I am sure it is in there and was missed when you signed because of how many pages there are to sign. If not you may be able to get it waived by contacting your state agency that regulates mortgage companies.