FAQ Categories: Homeowner FAQs
Published on: December 1, 2023
If you are refinancing or want to pay off your mortgage or your downpayment assistance loan early, you must submit a payoff request to your loan servicer. (Your loan servicer is the entity to which you make your loan payments.) The payoff tells you exactly how much you still owe on your mortgage (the remaining balance). It might also include accrued interest or fees that you may owe.
To request a payoff for your Housing Finance Commission loan or downpayment assistance loan (also known as your second mortgage), contact your loan servicer directly (the entity to which you make your mortgage payments). Find the contact information for all our loan servicers here.
FAQ Categories: Homeowner FAQs, Lender FAQs
Published on: November 27, 2023
The Commission cannot provide payoff statements. Contact the borrower’s first-mortgage loan servicer directly for a payoff statement for both the first and the second mortgage loan, as they service both. Find the contact information for all our loan servicers here.
If you are still unable to receive a payoff from the servicer, please contact the Commission.
FAQ Categories: Downpayment Assistance
Published on: May 20, 2023
If you refinance, you will need to pay off the WSHFC downpayment assistance loan (the second mortgage). The Commission does not subordinate our loans to other loans. In order to request a DPA loan payoff, please contact the loan servicer of your main home mortgage. The loan servicer is the entity to which you make your loan payments. Visit our Payoff Request page to learn more and find the contact information for all our loan servicers.