Which of the following items will be shown in the initial escrow statement?

The credit score is a measure of an individual's creditworthiness and is not included in the initial escrow statement. It is typically assessed during the mortgage application process but does not pertain to the escrow account itself or the ongoing payments associated with the mortgage.

Homeowner association (HOA) fees are not part of the initial escrow statement unless they are specifically incorporated into the escrow account for payment. The escrow statement primarily focuses on costs related to the mortgage, such as property taxes and insurance, rather than separate HOA fees that may be due.

A running amortization schedule details how the mortgage balance will decrease over time through regular payments, but it is not presented in the initial escrow statement. The escrow statement centers on the collection of funds for escrowed items rather than providing a breakdown of the entire mortgage amortization.