My previous lender acknowledged they made a mistake in charging me over {$21000.00} for taxes I did not owe on my house in XXXX, which forced me to modify my loan. They charged me over {$53000.00} in interest on the loan modification. They admitted to the error and took the {$21000.00} off my account but did not take the interest off the loan, nor did they take the loan modification off, which I would not have ever needed. Now, I am unable to obtain a loan for a home in XXXX after relocating for my job, because of the error of XXXX XXXX XXXX on both my mortgage payoff quote, and because they are reporting a loan modification on my credit report. I believe this is a violation of the Fair Credit Reporting Act, and I must have this resolved in the next 10 days because I am in escrow. To avoid resolving the issue, XXXX XXXX XXXX sold my loan to Select Portfolio Servicing, who is now documenting the erroneous amount in excess of {$53000.00} as part of the principle. 
