Ameriquest / AMC / CITI Lending / DEUTSCHE Bank National Trust
Ameriquest omitted Forclosure clause, in Superior Court for over 2 yrs... Stop the madness. Help pls. Santa Ana

10/17/08

TODAY, I'M IN SUPERIOR COURT FOR AMERQUEST/AMC / (CLOSED REALLY CHANGE NAMES) TO *CITI LENDING/DEUTSCHE BANKING (over 2 yrs in court):
per the judge one of the following will happen:
1. Judge awards my home to them.
2. Judge awards my home to me.

3. At present waiting for citi lending to call me back fm: 10/11/08, with 3.99 rate
and a new mortgage including forclosure clause.
(i have cancer 3b march 08)

Am i the only one going though the amc/ameriquest/deutsche bank web of deceit and misconduct? I signed documents at closing 9% flat rate. (ameriquest had my original application with my salary.) i was strongly advise to sign a statement increasing my income-just for their records at signing of pre-closing ppwk.

Presently in superior court in which ameriquest/amc/deutshe bank "omitted non-juridical foreclosure clause in my mortgage document. Their attorneys stated "computer errors (glick) in over 20 thousand contracts." my mortgage payments were returned.

I have paid other bank no late and paid in timely matter. (bank of america)

2006 trying to refinance i discovered on my credit report that amc states "foreclosed and repossession" this blocked all possible of securing any loans using my home 60k equity. Presently working with three major credit agencies to correct by sending current gas, electric bills with address. The letter to follow is from the amc president's office for correction.

Amc aware that i am presently living there for over 24 years, a letter stating mortgage increased from $874.00 to $1100.00 a month was sent to my home in march. My mortgage payments was returned constantly.

I did not sign any documents including adjustable rates.

Any and all help appreciated.
Thank you for reading

Company: Ameriquest / AMC / CITI Lending / DEUTSCHE Bank National Trust
Country: USA
State: California
City: Santa Ana

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