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Payment to get caught up?

by Jarad Leave a Comment

Question: i just received a letter asking me to submit my tax info. Should i do that and still make the payment to get caught up?

Answer: – I guess it all depends on what you are trying to do. Are you trying to work out a loan modification or forbearance agreement? Why are they asking for tax info? Depending on the lender and how far you are behind, they may not accept your payment to catch up. I would call your lender to find out why they need your taxes.

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