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Old 05-07-2002, 04:05 PM
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Title Company made a mistake in Closing Costs


Hi, we recently closed escrow on our home. Two weeks after we closed the title company called and said we need to bring an additional 2700+ dollar check to the office asap because they made a mistake on the closing costs. They said the broker company was shorted points. Well that's great, but we had no additional funds. I was very upset with the company and told them well, when we went to sign, you gave us a total and we scrapped it up and came in with it. At the time, we had 2700, but now we don't!!

Well, a couple of days later, I got a damand letter to send them a check or they will litigate??? The letter had cc:legal department.

This made me very nervous, but we don't have any money. All our funds have been exhausted and we are struggling now, just to pay our bills and mortgage.

Then, two weeks later, I get another letter stating that I ignored their letter and they were giving me an additional 5 days, but the total now showed over 5700 dollars. I called them and told them I needed an itemized statement showing what the additional funds are for or a revised closing statement. The lady told me she made another mistake and the dollor amount was still only 2700+ dollars and it was a typo. I told her I still didn't have any money but, I was willing to make some kind of payment arrangement. She put me on hold and told me her manager agreed to make arangements (2 payments) one now and one in two weeks, and I would have to go sign a note with them. I told them I don't have that kind of money and I need smaller payments. They said that was the best they could do.

Yesterday, I just got another letter (certified). This time it was from the President of the company which is in a different State. He said this matter was brought to his attention and that I have ignored their requests (which I didn't, they got two phone calls from me). And that if I didn't send the money in full, they will have no other choice but to litigate!! What do I do??? I can hardly pay my mortgage and bills??

Another thing, the city sent me a letter and form that they weren't notified of the change of ownership and I needed to fill a form re: the whole transaction so they can figure out the add'l property tax??? Wasn't the title company suppose to do that?

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Sorry, I didn't realize you couldn't post the same post to a different catagory.
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Old 05-08-2002, 03:37 AM
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Sorry, I didn't realize you couldn't post the same post to a different catagory.
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