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American Express wanted us to pay a debt on a credit card. My wife and
I were in over our heads and were having trouble. We told the Amex folks about this and they said they would help. They contacted Lighthouse Mortgage of Arizona to help us refinance our house, taking into account more square footage and more acreage since the original financing. This would help us absorb some credit card debt, a mortage, and a $10K second mortgage. Lisa Santsaver spoke to us and she was very giddy and happy. When we began working with her, things looked good at first. They got our appraisal and it was stellar for $250K instead of $150K. We then got approved for a refinance. We received an insurance stub that said the new company name on it. But were we ready to close on the loan??? No. We were not. Instead, Lighthouse Mortgage appears to be trying to shop around and sell this thing like a hot potato. I'm actually confused by what they mean when I speak to Lisa. She says that she's reviewing it with lenders, but yet we're already listed on our insurance stub with Lighthouse as our lender, confusing me. I made the assumption then that Lighthouse assumes the loan and then tries to resell this. I've never heard of this situation before. Meanwhile, the previous 2 mortgage companies (mortage and second mortgage) we had are wanting their money and we had prolonged it because of the refinance. Now we're REALLY in a bind and I really don't know what to do. Please pray to God for a family of 4 here in South Carolina that we can make ends meet and that Ms. Santsaver can end this mess. I am powerless to know what is going on in her office, so I can't praise her or blame her at this point. I have days where I feel like I want to reach my state Attorney General because I feel powerless and trapped by the actions of this company. But then I back off and say, "It'll just be another couple of days and then Lighthouse Mortgage will be like a hero to us." So I don't know what to do. I just wait and pray. I told my wife to muster up what we can from our accounts and pay just a trickle of what we owe to all these bills, and to keep communicating to them what is happening to us, hoping they understand. We cannot pay what we cannot pay, but we will attempt to pay some small sum on every bill, even if it begins to hurt our credit. |