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Payor Code Report 10/26/2020 000010 LENNAR HOMES 10481 SIX MILE CYPRESS PKWY FT MYERS FL 33966 MARY J THOMPSON 000020 CAPITAL REAL ESTATE TAX SVCS 316 1/2 S MAIN ST STE 201 ROYAL OAK MI 48067 000021 CENTRAL LOAN ADMIN & RPTG 150 W CIVIC CENTER DR STE 500 SANDY UT 840704287 LOAN SERVICING DEPARTMENT 000022 S&T BANK ATTN: ESCROW DEPT PO BOX 190 INDIANA PA 15701 CHERIE 000023 VANDERBILT MORTGAGE PO BOX 9800 MARYVILLE TN 37802 LINDA MC PHERON [email protected] 000024 AMERIHOME MORTGAGE CO LLC A DELAWARE LLC ISAOA/AIMA PO BOX 202028 FLORENCE SC 295022028 C/O CENTRAL LOAN ADMIN/RPTG 000025 THE WICK CORPORATION 904 NANCY GAMBLE LN ELLENTON FL 34222 DAVID WICK 000026 KEYBANK TRUST REAL ESTATE 0H 01-10-0930 100 PUBLIC SQ 9TH FL CLEVELAND OH 44113 BRENDA COX [email protected] 000027 CASCADE FINANCIAL SERVICES 3345 S VAL VISTA DR STE 300 GILBERT AZ 85297 LOAN SERVICING TAX DEPARTMENT [email protected] 000028 HABITAT FOR HUMANITY VENICE AREA INC 280 ALLIGATOR DR VENICE FL 34293 DONNA WHITEHOUSE 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UNION ONE CREDIT UNION PLAZA PO BOX 1450 CORNING NY 148309946 COLETTE KELLY 000293 KEYBANK REAL ESTATE CAPITAL ATTN: TAX ADMINISTRATION 11501 OUTLOOK ST SUITE 300 OVERLAND PARK KS 66211 TAX ADMINISTRATION 000298 QUAD CITY BANK & TRUST COMPANY ATTN TRUST DEPARTMENT 3551 7TH STREET SUITE 100 MOLINE IL 61265 RICK JENNINGS 000300 SUN FEDERAL CREDIT UNION 1627 HOLLAND RD MAUMEE OH 435371622 LORI SUGGS [email protected] 000302 DOVENMUEHLE MORTGAGE 11898 1 CORPORATE DIVE SUITE 360 LAKE ZURICH IL 600478945 TERRY SIVIA 000316 MIDLAND LOAN SRV L P 10851 MASTIN OVERLAND PARK KS 66210 DARREN PETERS 000324 STEARNS BANK ESCROW DEPARTMENT PO BOX 7338 ST CLOUD MN 563027338 RHONDA LEBLANC 000326 FARMERS BANK & TRUST PO BOX 267 GREAT BEND KS 67530 LYNETTE 000328 FARMERS NATIONAL BANK 20 SOUTH BROAD ST PO BOX 555 CANFIELD OH 44406 MARY MARIOTTI 000332 FAIRFIELD NATIONAL BANK PO BOX 4565 NEWARK OH 430584565 SHANNON MILLS [email protected] 000336 DEPT OF HOUSING AND URBAN DEV 2600 LAKE LUCIEN DRIVE STE 115 MAITLAND FL 32751 000340 COMMERCIAL & SAVINGS BANK ESCROW DEPARTMENT 91 N CLAY ST PO BOX 232 MILLERSBURG OH 44654 SARAH JACKSON [email protected] 000435 HABITAT FOR HUMANITY SARASOTA 1757 N EAST AVE SARASOTA FL 34234 JIM KEPERLING [email protected] 000705 PARK NATIONAL BANK 11 WEST MADISON ST OAK PARK IL 603024294 LESLY IZURIETA [email protected] 000801 DOLLAR BANK SERVICING CENTER PO BOX 8469 CANTON OH 44711 SUSAN STURM 000802 DIME BANK 290 SALEM TURNPIKE NORWICH CT 06360 GINA COTE 000804 PHILLIP & LOA DOYNE KASTEN 4230 BAIRD STREET SARASOTA FL 34232 LOA DOYNE KASTEN [email protected] 000805 S & T BANK ATTN MORTGAGE SERVICING PO BOX 190 INDIANA PA 15701 000808 SLK GLOBAL SOLUTIONS 2727 LBJ FREEWAY STE 806 DALLAS TX 75234 000809 GREENSTONE FARM CREDIT SERVICE ATTN ESCROW DEPT 3515 WEST RD EAST LANSING MI 48823 ANTHONY PEGLEY 100147 NATIONAL TAX SEARCH LLC 130 S JEFFERSON ST SUITE 300 CHICAGO IL 60661 BERNADETTE NIVENS [email protected] 100148 CAPITAL ONE MULTIFAMILY FIN257 7600 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