Mortgage servicer delays escrowed property tax payment, risking a tax auction
A homeowner alerted their mortgage servicers tax team about a certified letter warning of a tax auction if property taxes werent paid, but the servicer failed to release the escrowed payment in time. Escrow payment delays on time-sensitive tax deadlines can put homeownership itself at risk.
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