I noticed while reviewing my mortgage statement with Ditech, XXXX XXXX XXXX, a line called 'Unapplied Amount '. I overpay my mortgage every month. Apparently, this company takes any additional money I mail in for my mortgage, and allocates it to a non-interest bearing account, where it sits indefinitely. Why would I mail money to a mortgage company that does not get applied to the mortgage? Their response is, " You did n't indicate what you wanted us to do with the money. '' What I want them to do is pay my mortgage. How is it legal that they can allocate the extra money I send for my mortgage into a non interest bearing account, make the minimum payment on my mortgage, and continue to charge interest on the remaining mortgage balance? 

The sole purpose of this 'scheme ' of not paying my mortgage with the money I send them is to extend the amount of time I spend paying the mortgage, and prevent me from paying it off early. Why would an account like 'unapplied amount ' even exist? Except to criminally hold my money, for no good reason, to prevent my mortgage balance from being paid down. 
