If you close on the loan within the first 10 days in the month, then you normally have the option to have your 1st payment due the 1st of the next month or have it due the 1st of the month following the next month. For example if you close on the home on April 8th, you have the option to have your 1st payment due either May 1st or June 1st. If you choose to have it due on May 1st, since interest is paid in arrears on mortgages, you will have an interest credit for the 7 days that have elapsed in April since you did not have your mortgage at that point - and you'd have a regular mortgage payment due on Mqy 1st. If you choose to have it due on June 1st, you will be charged 23 days of interest at closing (called pre-paid interest, line 901 of the GFE/Final HUD-1) because you would not have made a May 1st payment which pays for the interest in the previous month.
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