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After the new deed is recorded and I get title insurance…should I then contact the mortgage company and tell them that the statements should now be coming to me?

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After the new deed is recorded and I get title insurance…should I then contact the mortgage company and tell them that the statements should now be coming to me?

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A. No need for you to contact them about anything. The sellers will have to give the mortgage company that change of address theyll have to sign off on it to authorize the statement mailing address change. The statements will still have the sellers names on them, but theyll come to your address instead. If/When they want to check to see that youre making payments on time, they can do that via phone or the Internet. In the beginning, you should always get a copy of the current mortgage statement from the sellers so that you can verify the payment amount as well as the approximate remaining balance of the loan do this as part of your due diligence.

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