Go to Jeff Salisbury LWGate Home Page.From: TimEsq@aol.com
Subject: re: mortgage payment by credit card, an alternative to consider
Date: Sun, 3 Jan 1999 17:10:08 EST
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In a message dated 99-01-03 14:42:13 EST, you write: << Date: Thu, 31 Dec 1998 17:21:15 -0500 From: "Michael T. Nolan" <mtn@his.com> Subject: Pay mortgage with Rebate Card? Hello- Does anyone out their have or heard of a mortgage lender who allows them to pay their mortgage with a credit card, especially a rebate card? My brother heard that Norwest will? We use Bell Atlantic/Chase Visa and have been very happy with the customer service, other than I have to send in an endorsed paper check made out to Bell Atlantic that they have mailed to me. (instead of just crediting my account.) Duh. I wonder how hard they hope that people won't go to the trouble of sending in the check. Anyway, we are thinking of refinancing, and if I can refinance with someone who allow me to use a rebate card (even if it is another card, like Private Issue), that would be COOL. I called Chase, who has my current mortgage (as well as the VISA), and they said no to the paying with credit card. Any info would be appreciated. (If anyone wants to email me directly, my email is changing. Please use one of the following addresses: mtnola@yahoo.com mandp@doubled.com Thanks, Michael Nolan >> For whatever it's worth, Michael, another option is to do your next home mortgage refinancing (first mortgage or second or home equity line) with one fo the frequent flier programs affiliated with a lender. Putting frequent flier miles in your account because of your home is an awesome way to build that balance! Tim Leighton TimEsq@aol.com - -
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