I have a loan currently held by XXXX, who purchased the Loan from Norcom. My mortgage has never been late and is consistently paid three months in advance, but the escrow is now in discrepancy for over {$1400.00}. Let it be known that insurance and taxes are figured into the monthly loan amount. 
XXXX bought the loan from Norcom taking it over XX/XX/XXXX. XX/XX/XXXX I received a check from XXXX for about {$240.00} for an overage in my escrow account. I did n't cash it because later that month I received a letter of demand from the town demanding payment for a year of unpaid property taxes ; there was an obvious error and I did not want to compound it. I got in touch with the town to confirm they had n't received the taxes and then contacted XXXX to resolve the issue. XXXX paid the town taxes. I then received a letter from XXXX stating that my escrow account has a shortage {$1200.00}. I contacted XXXX to dispute and was told that it was not their issue and I had to take the issue up with Norcom. I contacted Norcom and Norcom stated that they were not responsible because they had the loan serviced by XXXX for a short time, approximately a year. I am currently awaiting a response from XXXX. 
The facts are that I have faithfully kept my end of the deal and have also gone above and beyond by staying 3 months ahead of scheduled payment. The XXXX variables, property tax rate and insurance premiums, have been audited on a regular basis and my mortgage payments were adjusted to keep pace. For this discrepancy to occur my taxes would have to have doubled over the course of a year, they have not. It is striking that the amount that is in discrepancy is the same amount as the property tax payments that were never received by the town. XXXX, Norcom and XXXX have taken no responsibility to make sure all funds, that I have worked for and provided, were properly accounted for, transferred or distributed as they serviced and transferred my loan between themselves. They are now trying to force me to financially compensate for their error/errors. 
