Escrow Analysis

    Escrow analysis

    This guide outlines your Annual Escrow Account Disclosure Statement. It contains your mortgage payment breakdown, escrow calculations, escrow history, and more.

    A. Escrow Trend

    • Summary of anticipated and actual annual disbursements from your escrow account.
    • These amounts are determined by information provided by your insurance company and local tax authority.

     

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    B. Mortgage Payment Breakdown

    • Principal & Interest Payment: Determined by your loan agreement.
    • Escrow Payment: Payment that goes into your escrow account so we can pay your tax and insurance bills each year.
    • Other Funds Payment Contractual: Any other payments made.
    • Assistance Payment: Any additional collections Shortage.
    • Payment: Covers the shortage in your escrow account for the next year’s tax and insurance bills.
    • Total Monthly Payment: The total monthly payment, including principal, interest, escrow, and other funds.

     

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    C. Annual Escrow Account Breakdown – Projections for Coming Year

    • Payment to Escrow: Your monthly payment into your escrow account.
    • What We Expect to Pay Out: the payments we expect to send to your insurance company and local tax authority to pay your bills.
    • The minimum balance is highlighted. This amount is determined by information provided by your insurance company and local tax authority.

    D. Anticipated Beginning Balance Calculation

    • What the escrow balance is expected to be at the beginning of this upcoming computation period.

    E. Escrow Account History

    • Payment information for (up to) the 12 months prior to the effective date of this statement.

     

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    F. New Escrow Payment Calculation

    • Unadjusted Escrow Payment: The anticipated yearly amount to be paid from escrow, divided into 12 equal payments.
    • Surplus Reduction: If there is a surplus of less than $50.00, this amount may reduce your escrow payment.
    • Shortage Installment: If there is a shortage, this amount will be added to your escrow payment to cover the shortfall.
    • New Escrow Payment: The final escrow payment amount including any adjustments for shortages or surpluses.

     

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