I am selling/have sold my property, how do I stop my recurring payments?
To stop a recurring payment depends on how you are making your payments.
- If you are on recurring payments through your bank, you will need to contact your bank to stop sending us payments.
- If you are ACH, we will need a written authorization to cancel your ACH debit.
- You can fax information to 503-233-8884, email
cmi-ach@communitymgt.com or mail 2105 SE 9th AVE Portland, OR 97214. - We will need the written authorization received in our office at least 3 business days prior to the 8th of the month to cancel the payment for that month.
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