Correction: Fitch Lowers 2 GMACCM Healthcare Transactions to 'AA+'.

NEW YORK -- (This is an amended version of a press release issued on May 5, containing revised rating information on the downgraded classes below and in the headline. The latter seven GMACCM mortgage trust transactions have paid in full and have had their ratings withdrawn.)

The following GMACCM health care transactions are downgraded to 'AA+' from 'AAA' by Fitch Ratings, as follows:

-- GMACCM HealthFund I series 1999-1 class A insured notes;

-- GMACCM HealthFund I series 1999-2 class A insured notes;

The following transactions have paid in full:

-- GMACCM mortgage trust I variable-rate class A insured notes series 1999-A;

-- GMACCM mortgage trust I variable-rate class A insured notes series 1999-B;

-- GMACCM mortgage trust I variable-rate class A insured notes series 1999-C;

-- GMACCM mortgage trust I variable-rate class A insured notes series 1999-D;

-- GMACCM mortgage trust I variable-rate class A insured notes series 1999-E;

-- GMACCM mortgage trust I variable-rate class A insured notes series 1999-F;

-- GMACCM mortgage trust I variable-rate class A insured notes series 1999-G.

The rating actions are a result of Fitch's downgrade of American International Specialty Lines Insurance Company, an indirect wholly-owned subsidiary of American International Group, Inc. (AIG).

The ratings reflect the credit enhancement provided to each series of class A notes by insurance policies issued by American International Specialty Lines Insurance Company. The insurance policies provide for the timely payment of principal and interest on the class A notes to the extent that there is a payment shortfall from the underlying commercial mortgage assets. The insurer indemnifies the trustee, LaSalle Bank National Association, for the benefit of the noteholders for any periodic loss with respect to each payment date. The rating of the transactions is solely dependent upon the underlying credit of the insurance policy provider. Any future adverse conditions experienced by American International Specialty Lines Insurance Company may have an adverse effect on the ratings on the notes.