I'm looking everywhere. I'm sure I've been hit by the insipid brain-dead ghosts of the Equator night who never read a thing about files and can only hit the deny button.

Got a trustee sale tomorrow - no previous postponements, set to close 8/9, as usual, the buyer has been begging to get the approval and short sale done long ago, and this moron (no contact info of course) claimed that the postponement is denied because of investor guidelines. What guideline? Donut is getting cold, I need to get back to it guideline?

So, this is UT, anyone have quick info on what judge to approach and how that is done in UT to postpone the trustee sale for a week or so? This was the advice that I got from an assistant to a manager at BofA. Of course, this happens tomorrow - so, after 4:45pm UT time, I'm not interested in your advice - talk to the....uh...hand....

I'm going after several possible fixes, this seems the least do-able, but since I'm up against the usual brain-dead damage done by a BofA ghost, I need to chase down everything possible. There has to be a very very special place for these people after they go to their final demise - very special. This isn't like they think they have to destroy someone's life so that BofA can wallow in money, no, they just do these things with no consideration of anything except that donut getting cold. I'm the last in my office who will deal with BofA and they just keep making it more and more frustrating to try to deal with them (yes, on purpose).

Someone know the quick steps / what judge / etc. to get this thing held off for a few days? I'd appreciate this one leg of activity as a possible fix to their errant bonehead damage on this file..