I have received and successfully completed a trial loan modification with my servicer, Wells Fargo Home Mortgage/ASC. Wells Fargo now requires an arbitrary and highly unusual condition in order for me to obtain a permanent modification. Wells Fargo had made the out-of-ordinary demand that I obtain a subordination agreement from the existing XXXX mortgage lien holder. Prior to this unusual requirement, Wells Fargo demanded I obtain a lien release. I was working on the XXXX requirement for the lien release and suddenly the XXXX requirement for a subordination agreement was presented to me. The XXXX requirement came with a deadline - end-of -month XXXX 2015. Failure to provide this unusual requirement will cause Wells Fargo to declare an unjustified default. Wells Fargo is in XXXX lien position and the modification has not changed that. Wells Fargo demanded this arbitrary condition because they prefer to profit from foreclosure. I should be able to provide the necessary items to obtain the subordination agreement but because of the manner in which this demand was made, more time is needed. Wells Fargo is treating me differently compared to almost all other borrowers who have obtained a loan modification. 
