An empty lot adjacent to the property that is the Commitment in the Security Instrument for my mortgage had a lien incorrectly placed on it. I would like to sell that lot, and can not get the mortgage company to remove the lien. XXXX backs the mortgage, and Green Tree Servicing , LLC is the servicing agent. Green Tree refuses to process my request for a title defect from origination, which is the preferred method per XXXX servicing guidelines. Instead, they want to process as a partial release of mortgage, which requires them to make the determination that the release of property does not adversely affect the debt-to-asset ratios, which it will. Therefore, they are unwilling to fix the issue. The county will not remove the lien, unless the mortgage company is willing to sign that the lien is in error, or that they willfully remove the lien. Since, neither Green Tree or XXXX will sign a document, or resolve the title defect, I am unable to sell a lot that was never part of the mortgage. 
I am attaching the original mortgage, which shows a purchase of Lots XXXX and XXXX, with the transferred property rights in the Security Instrument being only Lot XXXX ( see bottom of XXXX page of attached mortgage, under section TRANSFER OF RIGHTS IN THE PROPERTY ). I paid cash at closing for Lot XXXX, which as an empty lot, could not be made part of the Security Instrument. 
