In 2015, I made XXXX payments of {$3700.00} to Shellpoint Mortgage Servicing. According to documents that were supplied by XXXX as well as statements made by employees and agents of XXXX, these payments would cover interest only. The payments were insufficient to cover principal, and in fact were not enough to cover the actual interest in each payment period. The total interest payments in 2015 totaled {$11000.00}. XXXX reported to the IRS that my interest payments in 2015 were only {$8100.00}. This is the figure that was supplied on the IRS form XXXX. There has never been an explanation as to what happened to the {$3100.00} difference. I believe XXXX is violating Mortgage Servicing Rules by either under-reporting interest paid in a year or failing to report on the reason for the difference between interest paid by the homeowner ( myself ) and interest reported to the IRS. 
