Hello All,

Great news!  This is indeed a first for us.  Not sure what experiences you all have had; but we sure hope this is a harbinger of things to come. 

We just received an approval letter from Bank of America with an explicit waiver of the the bank's and investor's rights "to pursue further judgment or deficiency."

The format of the new letter is slightly different than what we are used to, and it includes an additional "Defienciency Evaluation Tool" page.

We are putting together a recap of this approval and will post here or on our blog (http://www.homeclosingprocess.com/) as soon as it's complete.

Chris Black

Attorney

Winged Foot Title, LLC

8695 College Parkway, Suite 1041

Fort Myers, Florida  33919

P:  (239) 985-4142

F:  (239) 425-3518

W:  www.wingedfoottitle.com

W:  www.shortsaletitlesolutions.com

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Congrats, Chris! Thanks for sharing. Was BofA the investor, too?
Thanks, Janie!
Fannie Mae is the investor.
Chris

Janie Booth said:
Congrats, Chris! Thanks for sharing. Was BofA the investor, too?
Chris, did B of A waive the Deficiency without you having to ask for it?
Hi Kent!
This was absolutely unsolicited. In fact, we have been very up front with Bank of America short sellers about its traditional and repeated refusal to waive the deficiency language in its approval letters.
Best,
Chris

Kent Dills said:
Chris, did B of A waive the Deficiency without you having to ask for it?
Miracles do happen :-)! Looking forward to seeing the new language they used.

Chris Black said:
Thanks, Janie!
Fannie Mae is the investor.
Chris

Janie Booth said:
Congrats, Chris! Thanks for sharing. Was BofA the investor, too?

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