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Loan Servicing

If you’re looking to pay your loan:

Please log in to My AmeriSave with your email address and password  here.

If this is your first time paying online, please reference the loan number from your AmeriSave statement or the email from AmeriSave sent to you prior to your first statement. Please note this loan number will be different from the one you received when originally applying with us.

Access the loan servicing portal for the first time here.

If you have questions regarding payments, loss draft, loss mitigation, payoffs or assumption of loans or need to get in touch:

You can refer to your closing package or contact our Loan Servicing Department at 866-865-3400, Option 4.

You may also e-mail us at loanservicing@amerisave.com.

Customer Care

If you would like to speak with someone over the phone:

Phone: 1-888-700-4026, Mon – Fri, 8:00 AM to 5:00 PM ET.

You can also send us email or postal mail:

Email: customercare@amerisave.com

Postal Mail:

AmeriSave Mortgage Corporation
Customer Care Department

1200 Altmore Avenue,
Building 2 – Suite 300
Sandy Springs, GA 30342

Corporate & Media Inquiries

For any media and/or other corporate inquiries, please reach out to press@amerisave.com.

To find any recent press releases and more, please visit our Knowledge Center.

For California Borrowers

LOSS MITIGATION AND EXPLORING ALTERNATIVES TO FORECLOSURE

During the course of home ownership, increased expenses or changes in your family income may make it difficult to pay your bills including your monthly mortgage payments. You should always keep your mortgage payments current if possible. But if you cannot continue to make your monthly mortgage payments for reasons beyond your control, please contact us to discuss various alternatives to foreclosure depending on your specific circumstances.

If your payment difficulties are temporary, you may qualify for one of the following options:

  • Reinstatement – this is the payment of the total amount due in a lump sum by a specific date.
  • Forbearance plan – this allows you to reduce or suspend payments for a short time and then bring your loan current. A forbearance plan may be combined with a reinstatement when you know that you will have enough funds to bring your loan current at a later date, such as a tax refund insurance settlement, or investment reaching maturity.
  • Repayment plan – this is an agreement to resume making your regular monthly payments plus a portion of the past due amount each month until you bring your loan current.

If your payment problem is long-term or it is not likely that you will be able to bring your loan current at any time, other options may be appropriate including the following:

  • Modification – if you are able to make some monthly payment but are unable to bring your loan current, a modification changes the terms of your loan permanently to make the monthly payments more affordable. These changes may include one of more of the following: adding the missed payments to the loan balance, reducing the interest rate or extending the term of your loan.
  • Sale of property – the property is put on the market and the mortgage loan is paid off from the proceeds at closing. In a “short-sale” situation, the lender accepts less than the total amount due and still considers the loan paid-in-full.
  • Deed-in-lieu of foreclosure – foreclosure is a legal process by which a lender takes ownership of your home if you do not make the mortgage payments. With a “deed-in-lieu” the lender accepts a transfer of the title to your home instead of foreclosure.
  • Partial claim – you may be able to receive a one-time interest-free loan from the mortgage guarantor to bring your loan current. You may be allowed several years before repaying this separate loan.

Please call our Loan Servicing Department toll-free at 866.865.3400 Option 4 so that we can direct you to the correct loss mitigation department depending on who is servicing your loan. If we retained the servicing rights for your loan, a servicing staff member will conduct an interview to determine your circumstances and explore options that may be available to you.

Please do not delay – the sooner that you call, the more likely we can find an alternative for you. In order to begin the review process, please have the following information available and ready when you call:

  • Your mortgage loan account number;
  • A brief explanation of your financial circumstances;
  • Your recent income documents including pay stubs and benefit statements from Social Security, disability, unemployment, retirement or public assistance;
  • Your tax returns from the previous two years;
  • A detailed listing of your monthly household expenses;

The U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development (“HUD”) sponsors housing counseling agencies throughout the country that provide advice and guidance regarding mortgage loan defaults, foreclosures, credit issues and foreclosure alternatives. You can find a HUD counselor in your area by visiting the HUD Website or by calling HUD toll-free at 800.569.4287.

NOTE: THIS MAY BE AN ATTEMPT TO COLLECT A DEBT AND ANY INFORMATION OBTAINED DURING A CALL WILL BE USED FOR THAT PURPOSE. IF YOU ARE CURRENTLY PROTECTED BY THE FILING OF A PETITION IN BANKRUPTCY OR HAVE BEEN DISCHARGED IN BANKRUPTCY, THIS SUMMARY IS FOR INFORMATION PURPOSES ONLY AND SHOULD NOT BE CONSIDERED AS AN ATTEMPT TO COLLECT THE DEBT.

For Texas Borrowers

THE FOLLOWING DISCLOSURE NOTICE ONLY APPLIES TO RESIDENTIAL MORTGAGE LOANS ON REAL ESTATE LOCATED IN TEXAS

COMPLAINTS REGARDING THE SERVICING OF YOUR MORTGAGE SHOULD BE SENT TO THE DEPARTMENT OF SAVINGS AND MORTGAGE LENDING, 2601 NORTH LAMAR, SUITE 201, AUSTIN, TX 78705. A TOLL-FREE CONSUMER HOTLINE IS AVAILABLE AT 877-276-5550.

A complaint form and instructions may be downloaded and printed from the Department’s website located at www.sml.texas.gov or obtained from the department upon request by mail at the address above, by telephone at its toll-free consumer hotline listed above, or by email at smlinfo@sml.texas.gov.

For Oregon Borrowers

THE FOLLOWING DISCLOSURE NOTICE ONLY APPLIES TO RESIDENTIAL MORTGAGE LOANS ON REAL ESTATE LOCATED IN OREGON

Residential mortgage loan servicers are regulated by the Oregon Division of Financial Regulation. To file a complaint, call (866) 814-9710 or visit http://dfr.oregon.gov

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