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Updated almost 7 years ago on . Most recent reply

loan reinstatement question
I have a note and the borrower is owed 2 years back taxes and is 5+ months behind on payments. Just had them transferred to my servicer (Madison Management) and I paid the taxes to get things current. The servicer has the info and added the information to the system.
Last month the borrower made a small payment and the servicer applied that amount to the loan principle minus some interest. I was under the impression the borrower had to pay off the amount owed for the taxes I paid first, before being able to make loan payments. Is that not the case? bit surprised here.