I began the process of refinancing my home with Bank of America, who currently holds my mortgage after being contacted by them several times, on XX/XX/2015.  After several requests for additional information, and a lot of confusion XXXX, they asked for verification about a particular payment I received, which caused a huge red flag, and they convinced me to close the loan application to start over, as it was easier for them.  This was in XX/XX/XXXX I believe.  I was shuffled through XXXX different people.  I spent a good portion of my time every day or so preparing information, even going into a branch at XXXX point to attempt to fax information directly to the agent who requested it.  After the restart, a new person contacted me, saying that additional information focusing more on my XXXX income would solve the confusion, and a new list of information requested was sent to me.  A lot of it had to come from my CPA and bookkeeper, so they prepared a large file for me to send and I did.  The agent who requested it emailed me back saying he would put it into my file.  Half an hour later he called me to apologize, that my loan had been cancelled, because he had failed to tell me I only had 72 hours to get my CPA and bookkeeper's information.  I had done nothing wrong.  It was their error XXXX and XXXX my loan was cancelled.
Today I got a Notice of Action Taken, which says that the application was not approved because of INSUFFICENT CASH : INSUFFICENT LIQUID ASSETS TO CLOSE THE LOAN.
I am in shock and horror - scared to death that this will end up on my credit report.  There was NEVER a suggestion that I did not have cash to close the loan.  I was ready each and every time they told me we were about to close to meet the requirements of the costs, which was approximately XXXX times.  I am completely panicked now that this huge bank has not only screwed up my credit by requesting it multiple times from the credit agencies, but now that this Notice is on my financial report as well.  I do not know who can help me and I have emailed the original agent I worked with there to help me, but I doubt I will even get a response.  I believe BofA needs to be disciplined for this.  No one got anything from this deal and now I am much worse off than if I had never said yes to them in the first place.