Depending on your loan, you may be eligible for an instant payoff quote. Otherwise, we will send your payoff quote by the delivery method you select within the timeframe provided.

Payoffs must be made via certified funds—wire transfer, money order, or cashier’s check. Please do not send personal checks, certified personal checks, or cash. Your payoff quote statement will include all of the information you need about our receiving bank for wires. Note: We s...

This option helps reduce the overall interest paid on the loan and accelerates the payoff by making two extra half payments each year. Then just choose a payment start date, confirm the payment amount, and enter a bank account.

Write a check or get a money order payable to “Mr. Cooper.” Once we receive your payment, it may take a few days to reflect on your account. However, your official payment date will be the date we receive it.

Depending on your loan, you may be eligible for an instant payoff quote. Otherwise, we will send your payoff quote by the delivery method you select within the timeframe provided.

Find out how to use the payoff calculator, view your amortization schedule, and pay off your loan early. Learn how to request a payoff quote for your mortgage through your online account or by other methods.

Biweekly AutoPay will automatically draft a half-payment from your account every 2 weeks (14 days). There will be 26 withdrawals a year. There will be 2 months during the year when a 3rd half-payment will be drafted and posted to the account, as a principal payment.

Learn how to request a payoff quote for your mortgage through your online account or by other methods. Find out how to use the payoff calculator, view your amortization schedule, and pay off your loan early.

Find out how to use the payoff calculator, view your amortization schedule, and pay off your loan early. Learn how to request a payoff quote for your mortgage through your online account or by other methods.

Using our mortgage payoff calculator, you can see how any amount of extra principal can change not only how quickly you pay off the mortgage, but also how much total interest you’ll end up paying.