Reply #26: I'm not prepared to go that far.

[janx]

Reassessment happened on a couple of levels, taxes and insurance being the most important, and while I understand that those happened independently, I'm not so crazy as to believe that BAC isn't getting something out of it. When I called BAC, they instantly wanted to sell me homeowner's insurance.

I'm sick of companies "buying" my mortgage loan--my money. I entered into an agreement with representatives from one company, only to find that another company was in charge of the money I put down and the money I pay monthly. This isn't the first time it happened; it happened with another home I owned in another state some years ago.

Let's look at it this way (because I don't think it's too much of a stretch): Suppose your young adult student--or you--put down money at a university for the young adult's education, but then that university was bought by another one, so that your kid was being taught by people whom you had no knowledge of in the first place.

Or suppose your car mechanics' shop was bought by another, and suddenly, people you had no knowledge about were working on your car.

Imagine the people at your bank, whom you know and trust to an extent, being bought and replaced by people you don't know at all.