Q: If you apply for a mortgage refinance and intend to roll the application fee and other fees into the loan, what happens if it is not approved?
A: It depends upon the lender's policies. It could be that you will be required to pay for certain up-front costs, such as the cost of obtaining a credit report and any appraisal. You'll want to ask your lender about any obligations you may have when you are filing out your application -- so there are no surprises later.
If I roll fees into my mortgage, what happens if it doesn't fund?
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