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Ask the investor if you can work directly with him on the short sale. We have done this several times with BAC files (you would be surprised at how many times we have heard from investors that they had no idea BAC was working on a short sale). Don't assume that they (BAC) mixed up your file... remember the person working on your file has several hundred files and any reason to get a couple off their desk they will take, even if that means cancelling a workable file.
Ask the investor if you can send everything he needs directly to him. The last one we did with BAC where we went through the investor was owned by a company called IMPAC (luckily they will often let Realtors contact them directly). IMPAC approved the short sale (with terms that BAC would have never allowed), but the approval letter was still issued through BAC. The biggest complaint that we hear about BAC from investors and MI companies is that BAC either sends incomplete package or no package at all. Never assume that they are doing their job, the longer the servicer stretches out a default, the more money they make from the investor.
It might just be my skewed perception, but it seems to me that the MORE activity you have on a property the LESS likely you are to get continued postponements from BofA..... At least that has been my experience....
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