XXXX XXXX has an FHA loan and submitted a completed package at the end of XX/XX/2015 He works for XXXX and on his paychecks that were submitted, it is noted that he received BONUS income called XXXX, a retention bonus offered by XXXX. It is offered XXXX a year but is not something that any employee can BANK ON. It is listed on his year to date income and on his taxes that were submitted XXXX Two years worth ). We have asked and answered this question verbally XXXX TIMES and sent in a signed and dated letter on XXXX XXXX. Bank of America keeps stating that this information has been submitted to the underwriter the day before but everyday I call ... .they say the same thing. We have been lied to time and time again or sent to a manager who is out of the office until XXXX XXXX. It is amazing to me how Bank of America can lie and lie on the phone and say they do n't have information that has been provided to them over and over and over again on an FHA loan. I have contacted the FHA resource center and they too do not respond. What is a homeowner to do when no one keeps these loan servicers in check. When a month goes by without a loan servicer processing a loan modification, the file goes stale and then the homeowner has to provide all the same documents they have already provided on a timely basis. Then it takes another month for the bank to review them and then lo and behold, they are stale again. We had these problems with Bank of America back in XX/XX/XXXX and in XX/XX/XXXX they are just as bad. Now they have a new process where to speak to the Customer Relationship Manager, one has to make appointment. I had an appointment today for XXXX and no one called. I called BofA to find out why no one called and they said sometimes the relationship manager is not in, but I should wait until XXXX just in case? What? I have to wait around for a XXXX for an appointment for the possibility that someone might call me? How does that work? NO ONE CALLED. So you call and get false information. You provide timely information that is ignored. You schedule a return call that does n't happen. Yes, things have returned to the good old days at BofA of really bad loan servicing and this is an FHA loan. 
