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Permalink Reply by Wendy Smith on October 13, 2010 at 9:52am

what state are you in?

Permalink Reply by Steve Early on October 13, 2010 at 10:37am

Wendy Smith said:

what state are you in?

Hi Wendy:

This property was located in North Carolina.

Permalink Reply by Jeff Payne on October 14, 2010 at 7:12am

Steve, send this on to the BofA executive team. An auction trumps an approval? Sounds like one of their smart ass young punk negotiators just trying to make a name for himself.

Permalink Reply by Bob Gare on October 14, 2010 at 9:02am

That's crap. The house we were bidding on had an auction date set twice while our bid was in play and the auctions were stopped when we found out and called BoA and Realtors involved. The BoA negotiators are creating a lot of these problems them selves. BoA has no idea what these negotiators are screwing up by playing games. After it is all over for us we will be pursuing legal options against the negotiator, agents, managers etc that allowed this game to go on for over a year now.
Save names, dates and phone numbers of who you talked to. Call your local Board of Realtors and MLS and give them your full story and ask them what to do. If where you live is like RI is some one in those offices will give a heads up to who you are complaining about. One week later we have the sighed BoA acceptance letter we have been demanding for six months.

Permalink Reply by Bob Gare on October 14, 2010 at 9:13am

We found out Jeff that the other agent and negotiator sat on one of our bids not submitting it causing the second auction date. Actually it wasn't submitting a new bid it was extending the first bid another month. Supposedly that is how BoA was able to request another 2k when our first bid was supposedly accepted. So I'm sure if we ever get access to our records we will find it says we walked away from our first bid which is a lie. That's why we had to submit a new bid that allowed BoA to ask for more from us. . Games


Jeff Payne said:

Steve, send this on to the BofA executive team. An auction trumps an approval? Sounds like one of their smart ass young punk negotiators just trying to make a name for himself.