I am a listing agent that has been working on a short sale for almost XXXX years now. We have received bank approval previously and had the buyers walk in escrow. Most recently, we had short sale approval at the price of $ XXXX. The buyer walked in XX/XX/XXXX. We found and submitted a replacement offer at $ XXXX. A new Notice of Trustee Sale was filed last month assigning a foreclosure sale date of XX/XX/XXXX. The previous NOTS had been filed XX/XX/XXXX and the sale proceedings had been on hold since then. We received a counter from the investor to $ XXXX which the buyer has met, and all requested documentation has been submitted. We were instructed that unless the file was in closing we would not be able to request postponement of the sale date. Now, although the file is complete and has been for several days, Bank of America has not moved the file forward. As the buyer has fully met the investor 's counter offer, and we previously had approval at a lower price just two months ago, there is no reason why we should not be moving forward with the current offer. Our negotiator went out of town without notifying us, and we have been attempting to work with her supervisor the past few days. We have been unable to get them to request the postponement, or even move the file forward in review. Now it is looking like the home will go to foreclosure auction on Friday, although both buyer and seller are highly motivated and we have an offer at what has been requested. 
