Amerisave Mortgage Complaint

Amerisave Mortgage department,

Conventional fixed mortgage Credit decision / Underwriting Florida

AmeriSave Mortgage Corporation has acted in bad faith. At the beginning of my request for a refinancing, I asked whether AmeriSave would make a loan for a property held in trust. The answer was " yes ''. After my submission of approximately - pages of documentation and payment of a $570.00 fee, AmeriSave refused to close the loan unless I took the loan out of the trust. ( It should be noted that a copy of the trust was submitted very early on in the process. ) AmeriSave gives as a reason for refusal the fact that although the property is now held in trust as indicated in the title, the title lists only me as trustee whereas the trust also has my wife as a trustee. The said they would close the loan only if I


2. Based on a suggestion by an attorney, I offered - at my expense - to have the second trustee put on the title. This would have cured the problem cited by AmeriSave, but they still refused to close the loan. I should point out that my reasons for not taking the property out of trust are two-fold. First, added expense. Second, mortgage notes prohibit the change of title without lender approval so I could not put the property back into the trust without AmeriSave approval. Based on their past performance, I can not take a chance that they would not permit my putting the property back into the trust. Summing up : AmeriSave has acted capriciously and in bad faith. Their condition for closing the loan is not according to early assurances and, furthermore, is unreasonable based on previous history by another lender as well as the refusal to agree to a simple approach suggested by my attorney which, cures the problem they cite.