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All Forum Posts by: Amun Chiong

Amun Chiong has started 2 posts and replied 4 times.

Quote from @Wayne Brooks:

@Amun Chiong Your tenants pay you Rent…..period. If you’re not in a fixed lease, raise the rent, same Net effect without the ludicrous idea of having tenants send checks to your mtg company.

The tenants aren't paying the mortgage company!!!!!!!! The shortage spread over the next 12 months is exactly what they are paying me. So in theory I can pay off the escrow shortage myself or just let the rent that I am collecting pay my shortage off through the next 12 months.
Quote from @Bill B.:

I don’t believe there is ever any interest charge and making the 1/12th payments so there is no reason not to do it that way. Remember your payment 12 months will be even higher as taxes and insurance increass. Why keep writing a 13th check? 

The tenants aren't paying the mortgage company!!!!!!!!  The shortage spread over the next 12 months is exactly what they are paying me. So in theory I can pay off the escrow shortage myself or just let the rent that I am collecting pay my shortage off through the next 12 months. 

Good afternoon, I recently turned my primary residence into a rental property. During the process, I was notified by my bank that I had a shortage of the amount that was due or it would be spread out for the next 12th months. My escrow account wasn't able to cover the amount because of an increase in property tax. I was able to pay some of the shortage down and was going to pay the rest off. However, I got my statement saying how much my mortgage would be for the next 12 months including the shortage amount. It came out to the exact amount my tenants are paying for rent. I started thinking maybe I could just let them pay off the shortage amount and forget about paying the shortage off right now. Is this a good idea? Either way, I was going to pay it but instead, my tenants are paying the shortage spread for the next 12 months.

Good afternoon, I recently turned my primary residence into a rental property. During the process, I was notified by my bank that I had a shortage of the amount that was due or it would be spread out for the next 12th months. My escrow account wasn't able to cover the amount because of an increase in property tax. I was able to pay some of the shortage down and was going to pay the rest off. However, I got my statement saying how much my mortgage would be for the next 12 months including the shortage amount. It came out to the exact amount my tenants are paying for rent. I started thinking maybe I could just let them pay off the shortage amount and forget about paying the shortage off right now. Is this a good idea? Either way, I was going to pay it but instead, my tenants are paying the shortage spread for the next 12 months.