My wife and I bought a house in XXXX XXXX ; the closing took place in XXXX XXXX, XXXX. At that time, our monthly payment was calculated at {$2200.00}, with our first payment being due on XXXX XXXX, XXXX. On XXXX XXXX, XXXX, we received a letter from Flagstar Bank that our monthly payment would increase to {$3700.00} because they had miscalculated the property taxes and insurance. We tried to negotiate with the bank that we could not pay the increased amount, but the bank refused to negotiate with us. We continued to pay the agreed upon monthly payment of {$2200.00} until XXXX XXXX, XXXX, when our payment was returned to us. We also received a check in the mail for {$3000.00} with no explanation. We have been unable to reach anyone at the bank since that time, we have no idea what the status of the account it, we never received foreclosure paperwork, and it is showing up as a negative account on our credit reports. Also, this was a VA Loan, and if it goes into foreclosure, we will lose our VA Loan benefit for future purposes. I was told by a legal assistance attorney at a XXXX XXXX Assistance Office that my rights under the Real Estate Settlement Procedures Act may have been violated, specifically, that the bank was supposed to make a good faith effort to estimate the fees associated with the property at the time of the purchase contract, that they were supposed to give us an actual estimate of the expenses 3 days prior to closing, and that they may have violated the law with regard to the escrow account. 
