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Latest post Mon, Nov 2 2009 2:46 PM by Kelcey Morange. 1 replies. Viewed 132 times.
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  • Sat, Oct 31 2009 7:56 PM                

    • Anonymous

    what does "BAC DUE AT TITLE PASSING" mean?

  • Mon, Nov 2 2009 2:46 PM                 In reply to

    |Contact

    Can you give us the context? Was this on a good faith estimate, or a settlement statement, or something?

    BAC is often Bank of America/Countrywide . . .  due at title would indicate that this was a fee that was going to or from BAC when a loan closes . . . but without the context it is hard to know for sure.

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