Just need your comments on this matter.

I applied last June 2010 for my listing but counter-offer won't pay for HOA and legal liens (Around $9,000) because the property is located on "Super-state" California. BofA suggested apply for regular short-sale and I did. I submitted an offer (september 2010) where the buyer is willing to pay for the HOA and legal lines. However, BofA's counter purchase-offer was so high because of an updated appraisal. Buyer cancelled his offer. They suggest to apply for HAFA and I did for the second time. Now, I applied (for the second-time) for HAFA and submitted an offer. Everything is o.k., purchase price,  minimum net pay-off. Since they find out that this is the second-time I applied for HAFA, they disapprove/deny the purchase offer. They suggested to apply for regular short-sale.

Anyone of had similar experience with this? Can you share your experience and what was your solution to close the deal? Could I escalate this to [email protected]?

Looking forward to your comments and suggestions.