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Receiving My Statement
Last Updated: 10/21/2025
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Year-End Statements
When and how will I receive my year-end statement? Year-end statements are sent by January 31 each year. If you enroll for electronic year-end statements by December 27, 2024, we will notify you by email when your statement is available online ...
Gracefully Exiting Your Loan
Last Updated: 10/21/2025
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Financial Hardship
If you foresee there isn’t a financially feasible way to keep your home, here are more options for you to avoid the foreclosure process. Traditional Sale: Work with a real estate agent to s ell your home ...
Budget Drafts (Biweekly)
Last Updated: 10/21/2025
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Payments and Payoffs
Can I split my monthly payment into two payments? Yes, by enrolling for Budget Drafts , you can schedule automatic recurring ACH drafts from your checking or savings account every 14 days. Once enrolled, half of your monthly mortgage payment will...
Monthly Autopay
Last Updated: 10/21/2025
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Payments and Payoffs
What is autopay? Autopay, meaning recurring monthly ACH drafts, allows you to pay your loan automatically each month from your checking or savings account. You may also opt for budget drafts if you would like to split your monthly payment into two ...
Mail a Payment
Last Updated: 10/21/2025
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Questions about how and where to make payments? Check out Ways to Pay for a variety of options online, by phone, and by mail. Mail a Payment: PO Box 660217 Dallas, TX 75266-0217 Overnight & Payoff Funds: 10800 E Geddes Ave, Suite 100 En...
Keeping Track of Your Escrow Activity
Last Updated: 10/21/2025
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Escrow Statement FAQs
How can I see my escrow account activity? As your mortgage partner, we strive to make it easy to view and understand your escrow activity. We provide 24/7 access to track your escrow balance, deposits, and disbursements online, plus other easy ...
Disaster Assistance
Last Updated: 10/21/2025
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Disaster Claims & Assistance
I am having trouble making mortgage payments due to a disaster. What can I do? If a recent disaster has affected your ability to conduct normal financial business, we understand this may result in late or missed mortgage payments. We are here t...
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Last Updated: 09/17/2025
Change in Your Mortgage Payment
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Escrow Statement FAQs
Why did my payment change? When your taxes and/or insurance bills change from year to year, it may be necessary to adjust the amount you are paying into your escrow account, too. Reasons your expenses changed may include: Insurance: Changes...
Property Taxes
Last Updated: 01/07/2025
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Property Taxes – Escrow If you have an escrow account set up to pay your property taxes and receive a bill from your taxing authority, please send a tax copy at your earliest convenience: Property Taxes – Non-Escrow If you do not have an escr...
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