Volservicing Payment – THDA Volunteer Mortgage Loan Bill Pay

You can pay a THDA Volunteer Mortgage Loan Servicing (VMLS) loan online, by phone (agent or IVR), by mail, by MoneyGram, or with free monthly AutoPay.

Volunteer Mortgage Loan Servicing website
https://thda.org/volservicing/make-a-payment/

Online payments & portal (includes guest‑style “Pay Now”)

VMLS uses the VMLS online payment system powered by YourMortgageOnline.

  • From thda.org/volservicing/make-a-payment, click through to the online payment system.
  • You can register and log in to:
    • View your loan balance, due date, escrow and 1098 forms
    • Make one‑time or recurring payments
    • Set up AutoPay so payments draft automatically each month
  • The site also lets you set up an online wallet to securely save bank info.

The system supports a “Pay Now” option without needing to log in or register, where you verify your loan number and borrower details and make a one‑time payment, functioning like guest pay.

Pay by phone (agent or IVR)

VMLS offers two phone payment options.

  • Agent‑assisted pay‑by‑phone
    • Call VMLS and pay with a checking or savings account through a live agent.
    • Fee: $5.95 per payment.
  • IVR (Interactive Voice Response) phone payment
    • Use the automated system by following the prompts.
    • Fee: $3.95 per payment.

For general customer service and payment help:

  • VMLS Customer Service: 844‑865‑7378, Monday–Friday, 8 a.m.–5 p.m. CST.

Mail‑in payments

Mailing a check is a no‑fee option.

  • Mail payments to:
    Volunteer Mortgage Loan Servicing
    PO Box 305170
    Nashville, TN 37230‑5170

Include your loan number and allow time for postal delivery so it arrives before the grace period ends.

MoneyGram & in‑person style payments

You can pay your VMLS mortgage via MoneyGram.

  • Use Receive Code: 15907 for Volunteer Mortgage Loan Servicing.
  • Fee: typically $3.95 per MoneyGram payment.

This lets you pay at many retail locations (grocery, convenience, etc.) that offer MoneyGram, functioning like a pay‑in‑store option.

Automatic Payment (ACH / AutoPay)

VMLS strongly promotes Monthly AutoPay.

  • Set up Automatic Payment (ACH) so your monthly mortgage payment is drafted automatically from your designated bank account.
  • Fee: no charge for AutoPay.
  • You can enroll and manage AutoPay directly through the VMLS online payment system.

Due dates, late fees, and posting times

  • Payments are due on the 1st day of each month.
  • If payment is not received within 15 days of the due date, a late charge may apply.
  • Online payments made before 2 p.m. CST are applied the same business day.

Paying early or using AutoPay helps you avoid late fees and protect your credit.

Contact & escalation

  • VMLS Customer Service: 844‑865‑7378 (general help and payoff questions).
  • Escalation contacts (for serious issues):

For payoff details, see THDA’s payoff instructions page or call customer service first.


FAQs about THDA Volunteer Mortgage Loan payments

How do I pay my Volunteer Mortgage loan online?

Use the VMLS online payment system via thda.org/volservicing/make-a-payment, then register or log in (or use “Pay Now”) to make a one‑time or recurring payment from your bank account.

Does Volunteer Mortgage offer guest pay without creating an account?

Yes. The VMLS site lets you use a “Pay Now” option without logging in, where you verify your loan and make a one‑time payment, similar to guest pay.

What phone fees apply if I pay my THDA loan by phone?

Agent‑assisted pay‑by‑phone has a $5.95 fee, while the IVR automated phone payment has a $3.95 fee per payment.

Are there any free ways to pay my Volunteer Mortgage loan?

Yes. Online payments at volservicing.com and Automatic Payment (ACH/AutoPay) are free options, and mailing a check to the PO Box also has no VMLS fee.

When is my Volunteer Mortgage payment considered late?

Your payment is due on the 1st and becomes subject to a late charge if not received within 15 days; online payments made before 2 p.m. CST post the same business day.

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