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Old 08-19-2008, 12:52 PM   #1 (permalink)
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question about truth in lending doc

Not sure if this means anything or not, but I've been reviweing my loan docs and noticed tht I have two truth in lending statements. The first one recieved about a month prior to signing docs shows an interest rate of 6.539% and amount financed of $407,195. The second one recieved with the deed of trust shows the interest rate of 6.616% and amount financed as $403,622.31. Now they both show the same amount in total of payments, but my loan (subsequently purchased by Countrywide) has a loan amount of $409,000 not $403,622.31. Perhaps it is meaningless but looks odd so I'm wondering if this is normal or something I shold have audited.

Also, is there any recourse for a blanataly high apprasial used to justify the loans? My docs shows $520k which was absurd. Now the value is closer to $300k but no way was it anywhere close to $520k 12 months ago.

Thanks for the input.


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