My sellers were approved under a HAFA short sale with $6000 going to Citi Mtg. Citi came back and said they want $15,000 ($250,000 is owed them) and the buyers were willing to pay that. I asked Wells if that was OK and was told yes. Then the file gets re-assigned a new negotiator and I am told that cannot happen, $6000 is the max. (Which I thought was the case all along) So now we have to go traditional short sale and was told by the new negotiator it would just take a few days to re-approve under a traditional sale. Now I am told that is not the case, it has to be treated as a new file and start everything over. This house goes to sale on 2/10 and I am told it will not be postponed again. I know someone in our group has contact information for someone at Wells that might be able to help me. Can I get that please?? Thanks
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