MORTGAGE EXIT COST DESK
Read the contract before replacing the loan.
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Mortgage exit
Model a contract-supplied percentage or months-of-interest charge and the simple cost to refinance.
YOUR DECISION, IN NUMBERS
METHOD 2026-10-23.3Contract arithmetic, not a finding that a penalty is lawful or applies. No statutory limits are inferred. A full payoff may not permit annual privileges. Excludes accrued regular interest, escrow credits, yield maintenance and defeasance. Payment savings can reflect a longer term; simple break-even is not an economic recommendation.
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One assumption changes; everything else stays the same. This is a stress scenario, not a forecast.
No. This is contract-based arithmetic. Ask the lender to identify the clause and provide a dated payoff statement; seek qualified advice for applicability.
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OPEN METHODS / BETTER QUESTIONS
Chargeable principal = prepayment less a confirmed applicable allowance, floored at zero. Before the entered contract window ends, apply the selected percentage or simple interest-month method. Add administration charges. Simple break-even includes new-loan costs.
Contract arithmetic, not a finding that a penalty is lawful or applies. No statutory limits are inferred. A full payoff may not permit annual privileges. Excludes accrued regular interest, escrow credits, yield maintenance and defeasance. Payment savings can reflect a longer term; simple break-even is not an economic recommendation.
Use actual property documents, matching lender estimates and qualified advice where needed. No calculator, API or MCP tool here issues an approval or guarantees a rate.
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