In XXXX of 2015, a company called Roundpoint acquired the mortgage on my rental house. During the transition of payment from XXXX to Roundpoint I had been instructed by Roundpoint on how to set up our monthly payment on Auto pay. I was at that time paying automatically through my online banking with XXXX to make this monthly payment to XXXX. The process I followed did not get completed properly and my XXXX payment did not process. I was not aware of this until notified in XXXX of the missed monthly payment for XXXX. When this was brought to my attention, I immediately made payment to Roundpoint for the XXXX and XXXX payment simultaneously bringing my account current. This unfortunately did not forgo them reporting me as being 30 days late to the credit bureau for missing the XXXX payment. I contacted Roundpoint to explain what happened and that this was an error on my part but was in no way being negligent in my obligation to pay. After their further analysis of the situation, although they understood the circumstances, they told me that their reporting was justified and that they would not change their reporting to the credit bureau. 
I am hoping that you will consider these events as out of the ordinary as I have excellent credit and have a history of paying my bills on time. When you look at our history of payments on this mortgage, you will not find a month, prior to XXXX 2015, where we missed a payment. We also receive $ XXXX in rent for this property and have ample funds to make the payment. 
My complaint here is that Roundpoint would not make an exception and realize that this reporting should not stand and affect my business expansion capabilities. They were not quick to help, they were quick to let me know that they reported properly and that nothing I could say do or dispute would change that. They were only quick to let me know that they did everything right. 
