I do n't know if I have the right email address but I would like to file a compliant on Bank of America Mortgage practices. I was in the process of selling my home and XXXX liens were placed against my house from previous loan modifications. We were ready to move forward with closing and we received a letter from Bank of America stating they are going to forgive a subordinate note in the amount of {$52000.00}. After further research I found out this forgiveness was part of Bank of America 's terms of settlement with the justice department over mortgage fraud allegations. My problem is that I contacted Bank of America to receive a letter stating they were going to release the lien on the property with this forgiveness letter that I received. However, when I contacted the Bank for the letter to release the lien, I was told that the process will take anywhere from XXXX months for the lien to be released. They said that this is because the justice department takes so long to process the request and they have no control over this process. So here I am as a consumer for the bank, ready to close on my property and I ca n't take part in this forgiveness because I do n't have a clear title. I would have to wait XXXX months to be able to relist my house and then find a new seller to purchase my house. I would lose my buyer because of the XXXX month delay. 

I feel that Bank of America is taking advantage of the situation they have with the Justice department and not providing the relief to the consumer which is the primary purpose of the fine. Bank of America did n't send this forgiveness letter until I inquired about paying off the property. If I close on the house, I lose the ability to take part in the program. I feel that the XXXX month window to release a lien is unrealistic and down right unfair to the consumer. I have asked to speak with a supervisor multiple times and left XXXX voicemail 's with the supervisor to discuss my issue. 

I am put in a difficult situation in which I can either move forward with selling my home, paying the subordinate note in full and losing the opportunity to take part in the program. I am furious with the customer service, the response time and overall experience with Bank of America. 

Thank you for the time. 
