CitiMortgage primarily focuses on providing home loans and mortgage-related services, rather than directly handling home insurance and property taxes. However, they may have resources or partnerships that can help borrowers understand how to manage these expenses as part of the homeownership process.
When obtaining a mortgage, borrowers often need to have homeowners insurance, and while CitiMortgage does not sell insurance, they may require proof of insurance as part of the loan approval process. This requirement is designed to protect both the homeowner and the lender against potential losses from unforeseen events.
Regarding property taxes, CitiMortgage typically does not assess or collect these taxes themselves. Instead, property taxes are generally managed at the local level, and homeowners are responsible for ensuring they are paid on time. That said, some lenders may offer options for setting up an escrow account, which allows borrowers to pay their property taxes and insurance premiums as part of their monthly mortgage payment.
For more detailed information about these aspects, it may be beneficial to look on the current web page where specific guidance and resources may be available.