Re: Do I have to pay back escrow paid to me in error if it's already gone

Likely yes. They may allow you time and payments.

Re: Do I have to pay back escrow paid to me in error if it's already gone

I do not understand the question.

It appears that the title company paid the mortgage company too much, and they later issued a refund for the overpayment to you.

Who are you supposed to pay this money to if it was a refund? The money would seem to belong to you.

Re: Do I have to pay back escrow paid to me in error if it's already gone

If it is truly not yours, then, most likely, yes.

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