Four years ago, I applied and received a Step Rate Modification Home Loan at Wells Fargo Bank. The interest rate on this modification will reach its cap rate in XXXX XXXX. That rate will be much higher than the current rate ; therefore, in XXXX of this year, I applied for a new home loan modification. 
I received a letter from Wells Fargo on XXXX XXXX, XXXX indicating that an escrow account would be established as a part of any new modification process. On XXXX XXXX, XXXX, I received a letter stating that I was denied the requested modification due to my NPV. I appealed the denial and that appeal was also denied. After the second denial, Wells Fargo attached an escrow account to my current loan. This is not in accord with our original loan agreement. Now, my loan includes my property taxes and home insurance. This results in my monthly mortgage being elevated to a level that is difficult for me to pay. 
Most of my finances are paid to me quarterly, not monthly. Adding the Property Tax to my monthly home loan will cause me an unwarranted hardship. I explained this to Wells Fargo. I have owned my home for 20 years and have never failed to pay my property taxes or home insurance. In addition, I have always paid my mortgage before or on the due date. 
I feel that the new escrow account attached to my loan is an injustice ; it causes me financial hardship. Wells Fargo is not honoring the original modification agreement. In addition, this escrow account was established after I applied for and was denied a new modification. 
Two years ago, Wells Fargo attempted to implement an escrow account that was not a part of my loan agreement. At that time, I contacted your office and your office resolved the matter. Please assist me in resolving this matter again. 
I continue to get correspondence from Wells Fargo indicating that they are looking into the matter. Meanwhile, I continue to have property tax and insurance added to my monthly mortgage statement. Please help. 
