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#604406 - 08/24/06 03:20 PM Payment tolerances for short payments?
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Does State law limit how much a customer's payment can be short of full payment, where we can still advance the due date?

Also, is it State law that we cannot charge a late fee on an interest only loan?
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#604407 - 08/30/06 08:09 PM Re: Payment tolerances for short payments?
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Hello? Anybody out there?
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#604408 - 08/30/06 08:51 PM Re: Payment tolerances for short payments?
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Nanwa, I am sure we still charge a late fee on interest only loans. As long as your contract allows for it I don't think there are any rules against it.

As for how short, I think that is up to your bank. If you allow short payments of $10 and still advance the due date, as long as you do it across the board it shouldn't be a problem. Secondary market would obviously have their own limits but I don't know of a limit on the State law end of it.
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#604409 - 09/01/06 06:14 PM Re: Payment tolerances for short payments?
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Thanx BQ! I think, as long as we keep track and make sure we place anything over 90 days delinquent on nonaccrual, we should be OK.
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