We have been processing a short sale for a client who has a mortgage through Ditech Loan Servicing ( FKA Green Tree Servicing ) since XXXX. The original offer started out at {$420000.00} and it was not accepted because the lender was not taking into consideration the effect that structural issues & damage has on the value. The home is sinking into the ground and into the lake that it is on. We have provided Ditech with several full appraisals, engineer 's reports & repair bids to substantiate this. We have had several offers since XXXX, each time lower than the last due to these issues AND this home can not qualify for any type of financing and can only be purchase with a cash buyer who is able to make the necessary repairs. Each time Ditech rejected the offers no matter what supporting information was provided. This brings us to XXXX XXXX. An offer was received for {$300000.00} after the potential buyer completed an appraisal of his own to determine what a viable offer would be ( he made the offer at full appraisal value of {$300000.00} ). Ditech did an appraisal which resulted in a value of {$330000.00} and rejected the offer. We were able to find another buyer at {$330000.00} and submitted the offer to Ditech on XXXX/XXXX/XXXX. Ditech has since done another appraisal and is now saying that in a span of less than 3 months, the appraised value has increased to over {$430000.00} and they will not be considering the current offer of {$330000.00}. They have no explanation as to the differing values and will not even discuss this any further. No one will speak with us and the assigned representative does not respond tocalls or emails as we have been trying to reach him since the offer was submitted on XXXX/XXXX/XXXX. In addition to this, Ditech throws out any documents on file once an offer is rejected, so each time a new offer is submitted, a completely new application package and all supporting documents ( such as divorce information which does not expire ) have to be resubmitted. This is extremely frustrating to the borrowers, yet they have complied with each request. Ditech has rejected several viable offers which were supported by appraisals, repair bids, engineer 's reports etc and they are moving forward with the foreclosure when the borrowers have done everything to comply with the short sale process requirements. 
