To whom it may concern, My wife and I owned a condo that was foreclosed on. The deed was taken over in XXXX of XXXX. The property/deed sold to a new party on XXXX XXXX, XXXX. At that point we should have no ties to the property/asset. Experian reports property was foreclosed XXXX XXXX. 
The latest information on our credit report shows that the credit union that we had the mortgage under has been reporting a " failed to pay '' from XXXX XXXX up to the present date. Our understanding through loan officers is that the said credit union should have discontinued any reporting after the foreclosure date occurred. 
Our correspondence from the credit unions Senior Recovery Specialist was as follows : Based on this investigation, ( Credit Union ) response is that the information you have disputed is both true and correct according to all available documentation. As such, no corrections will be submitted to the credit reporting agencies and any electronic disputes would be resolved as 'Correct as reported. '' Can this issue be resolved through the credit union or does it have to be resolved through each credit reporting agency? 
I 'm not sure if this affects the credit reporting. However, I did find out that our condo was recorded in the XXXX XXXX Department of Assessments with an OLD address. I was able to have them change their records to match up the parcel number with the newer updated address. The parcel number now matches the address listed at the credit union. 
We appreciate your assistance. 
