Any property offered with seller financing should have
a no pre-payment penalty clause built into the loan papers for the benefit of the buyer.
Also, if you have
a pre-payment penalty clause in your present mortgage, you will have to pay that penalty if you refinance.
Pre-payment penalties will generally provide you with a slightly lower interest rate in exchange for
the pre-payment penalty clause.
Not exact matches
However you must check your loan documents to see if it has any
pre-payment penalties, some loans do have such
clause.
Restrictive
clauses such as a
pre-payment penalty can prohibit you from maneuvering when it is necesarry or when others opportunities arise.