Since The United States Bankruptcy Court has discharged my debts, I have been trying to get Wells Fargo to take this property in the form of a deed in lieu of foreclosure. The foreclosure process in NY is judicial, so it takes two years. That 's too long and serves nobody 's interest. I 'm trying to speed things up with a deed in lieu. 

I 'm amazed at the resistance and red tape involved in simply conveying a property back to Wells Fargo after a bankruptcy. I have two concerns:1. Privacy. Wells Fargo is asking me to explain deposits in my checking account post bankruptcy. My fresh start is well underway. This information is none of Wells Fargo 's business. These deposits were my tax return. I incurred huge losses and this was reflected in my tax return. Also, I received some back rent in a lump sum for another property not associated with Wells Fargo. This rent went immediately to paying for cesspool repairs on the property not associated with Wells Fargo. Why do I even have to explain this? It happened after bankruptcy. The Wells Fargo property has n't been rented since XXXX. No income from this property. I 'm in bankruptcy. Debts have been discharged. Wells Fargo should take this property. 

2. Inordinate delays. Wells Fargo keeps assigning me new Home Preservation Specialists. This is n't about preserving. It 's about deed in lieu. I have been assigned XXXX different Home Preservation Specialists. Turn over in this department is high. These people are on the career path. Thus, each XXXX of them is compelled to request a document or ask a question so they can advance. It must be working for them since I have had XXXX of them. It all results in delays. This has been going on for months. I 'm tired of it. It 's time for Wells Fargo to do the deed in lieu. 
