Bank of America 's representative and short sale negotiator, XXXX XXXX, and her supervisor, XXXX XXXX, continue to create unnecessary delays and roadblocks to stall the process of the short sale offer review we have file XXXX behalf of the borrower, XXXX XXXX XXXX for the property located at XXXX XXXX XXXX XXXX, XXXX, OR XXXX. XXXX XXXX has suffered loss of job and income due to the ongoing financial crisis in our area and Bank of America seems determined to punish her for her hardship. The excess of pettiness in the demands from XXXX XXXX and her supervisor is beyond any other interactions I have had with Bank of America representatives in the XXXX years have been working with Bank of America in the distressed housing market. I can not believe how ridiculous and nit-picky they are with this file, exceeding all previous transactions I have worked on. I believe there is a personal vendetta or bias on the part of the Bank of America representatives toward the borrower and/or towards me as the legal representative of the borrower. I have requested that Bank of America replace this person but they refuse to. In the latest episode the bank 's representative has put the short sale process on hold while they have demanded an impossible to complete task regarding a change on one of the listing agreement addenda. They are demanding that the change and correction of the listed sale price be initialed by Seller and Buyer. In Oregon, as I am sure the Bank of America XXXX know, it is not permissible for the listing agent, me, to share any of the listing agreement documents with the Buyer or the Buyer 's agent. That is a violation of the fiduciary duty of confidentiality that I have with my client. So, I am put inn the position of being required to complete a task I am not legally allowed to complete. This is just wrong, and petty and unnecessary as well. This is just one example of the lengths that Bank of America and it 's representatives are going to in order to, apparently, stall the process of the short sale until they can force this loan and property into an unnecessary foreclosure. 
