I just received an ESCROW Statement which shows that the Bank is escrowing my last year's taxes and next year's taxes. What? They are specifically precluded by the Plan from attempting to pay the pre-petition taxes (as they are in Plan). Not only that, my current year, 2009, is also int the plan and not even due yet!
Anyhow, they just added $24,000 to my escrow account and my mortgage payment is going to go up by $1,700 a month. Anyhow, I can see paying the one for this year, but why in the world are they paying it twice? Strange, strange, strange. I don't even want to call them.
I don't even have the strength to care at this point. However, if they really bother me over escrow account, we'll just have to do this in Court. I'll just ignore them for now, as they were explicitly told not to do what they just did.
Anyhow, they just added $24,000 to my escrow account and my mortgage payment is going to go up by $1,700 a month. Anyhow, I can see paying the one for this year, but why in the world are they paying it twice? Strange, strange, strange. I don't even want to call them.
From my confirmed plan...
Confirmation of the Plan... shall impose a duty and legal obligation on the holders and/or the servicers of any claims secured by liens, mortgages, and debts of trust on residential real property to...
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(f) Refrain from directly paying or attempting to pay any pre-petition tax obligation that the Debtor has included in the Plan to be paid under the Plan unless a motion is filed to modify the Plan with adequate notice and hearing to the Debtor and the Trustee; and
Confirmation of the Plan... shall impose a duty and legal obligation on the holders and/or the servicers of any claims secured by liens, mortgages, and debts of trust on residential real property to...
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(f) Refrain from directly paying or attempting to pay any pre-petition tax obligation that the Debtor has included in the Plan to be paid under the Plan unless a motion is filed to modify the Plan with adequate notice and hearing to the Debtor and the Trustee; and
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