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(1) If the new servicer changes either the monthly payment amount or the accounting method used by the transferor (old) servicer, then the new servicer shall provide the borrower with an initial escrow account statement within 60 days of the date of servicing transfer.
If you set up an escrow account, deposit three months of homeowners insurance and three months of property taxes when you close. Initial Escrow Payment = 3 months of homeowners insurance + 3 months of property taxes.
Calculating the Escrow Deposit Required at Closing Add the annual taxes and insurance premiums and divide by 12. This is the amount that will be included in your mortgage payment and added to the escrow account every month. You can calculate the maximum initial deposit using a worksheet with 3 columns and 12 rows.
After analyzing each escrow account, a servicer must submit an initial escrow account statement to the borrower at settlement or within forty-five calendar days of settlement for escrow accounts that are established as a condition of the loan.
A Public Guidance Document entitled Consumer Disclosure for Voluntary Escrow Account Payments provides a model disclosure format that originators and servicers are encouraged, but not required, to provide to consumers when the originator or servicer anticipates a substantial increase in disbursements from the escrow
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The earnest money deposit generally 1 percent to 2 percent of the homes purchase price is held in an escrow account until the contract is finalized, after which the funds will go toward the buyers down payment or closing costs.
An initial escrow deposit is the amount that you will pay at closing to start your escrow account, if required by your lender. This initial amount may be different from what you pay monthly to maintain the escrow account. This initial amount is listed in section G on page 2 of your Loan Estimate.

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