I have to say No to both questions. But if you could pay your mortgage payment with a credit card boy could you rack up some good points.

I've heard of services that allow you to do that but, they charge a fee that would out-weigh the benefits of the points or rewards you would get for using your card.

The banks don't allow direct cc payment though.

I do not know of anyone that is doing this.  What do you know that we don't know????

No and OH HELL NO, that's interest on interest...yikes!

I do not Fred Griffin 

I don't know but a good question.  Pretty scary if you ask me.

I've never had a need to know.  

I have no knowledge of information pertaining to how my clients pay their mortgage.  

I did once have a client get a mortgage from American Express (not kidding) and before that client did that I had zero clue that could happen.

That I have not seen, it's usually "bring a bank check". 

Not me.

No, and no. And like Tomas says, yikes that interest! But I guess you can rack up those airline or other points!

No.

I think I read somewhere that most banks won't accept mortgage payments using a credit card.

Interesting. This is the first I've heard of paying your mortgage with a credit card. I don't think it is a good idea unless in extreme situations. I suppose if you were to lose your job and need to hold on to your house until you get your house sold, that could be a good reason. It could help keep your credit in tact as long as you pay that credit card off. You could really rack up some dept that could be hard to get our from under if you're not careful.

I do not know of any that do that. With credit card fees I can't see how that would benefit the lender at all.

I think that would only be done out of desperation and would be likely to end badly.

I don't know of anyone who has ever asked that question.... and I wouldn't think of doing it....if someone needs to do that, they should sell and downsize or rent.

I wish, I could have some nice airline miles!

Interesting. Not a bad idea if you pay you card in full each time. But, if you don't, that would be silly, the interest on cards is a killer, and you'd pay interest on a card on top of the interest on the mortgage.

Never thought about it ?

I WISH so i could boost my airline miles. 

Can't imagine a mortgage company who would absorb the processing fee.

I thought you could do the app fee on CC.

Pretty stupid way to rack up airline miles.

No and no... but no doubt the day is coming. But this is somewhat troublesome as it's almost like doubling up on the debt if you don't pay off cc balance immediately.

Not directly, but it is possible. Some credit cards sends you checks ( cash advances) and you also can wire money from your credit card to your checking to pay whatever you need. So, it is possible, but % will be high. 

Fred Griffin - I do not think one can pay mortgage using credit card!

Though I am an old school...

Use borrowed money to pay back another borrowed money? The exception is the Federal Government. China will not buy US T-bill then what?

I've never heard of anyone paying their mortgage with a credit card.  It could work to a person's advantage as long as they pay their credit card bill in full every month.  More likely, people would get themselves into deep trouble.

I do not know of any but I have not asked.

I would think that they would not want to mess with that because of chargebacks!

I do not know any lenders or mortgage companies that will take a credit card.

Had not heard of that, but then there is something new to learn every other minute. 

The answer to both questions for me is No... but I'll read along and see what I learn here Fred Griffin 

This was offered by a big bank  while ago. But as far as I know they discontinue within year. 

I'm not aware of it, but I've seen the discussion before on FB but don't recall anyone saying their lender accepted them.  Would be a great way to get reward points.

Fred Griffin No and no! Let's think up another way to run up the debt on those credit cards. Credit cards are the curse and financial destruction of this country.

No, and I would be concerned about security.

American Express did before the crash....

I know of none.

Thank you.