One would need to know the terms of the agreement with the bank to properly advise you. I can think of one scenario right off. If your agreement states any late payment incurs a late fee of X. Let's pretend your payment is 100 a month and there is a 25 late fee. You pay 100 every single month, but are late every single month. end of payment month one, 100+25 is owed but you paid 100. You start month 2 at 25 in the hole. end of payment month two, 25+100+25 is owed but you paid 100. You start month 3 at 50 in the hole. end of payment month three, 50+100+25 is owed but you paid 100. You start month 4 at 75 in the hole. end of payment month four, 75+100+25 is owed but you paid 100. You start month 5 at 100 in the hole. end of payment month five, 100+100+25 is owed but you paid 100. You start month 6 at 125 in the hole. If this is your situation, because the note deficiency keeps growing, eventually someone will call the matter.
Answered on Nov 07th, 2014 at 11:24 AM