On XXXX XXXX, 2014, my husband and I signed a residential contract of sale form to purchase a house. Wells Fargo was the name of the bank we used to finance the loan. The house for purchase was a XXXX house which needed to be rehab. Wells Fargo requested my husband and I to have this house inspected by a company which they must approve that is contracted and authorized to supervise and sign off on rehab work. My husband and I paid {$800.00} to get the inspection done with a company Wells Fargo had approved for the inspection. 

After the inspection was done and I found that the roof repair estimation was incorrect because it was for a XXXX roof instead of a XXXX roof. I had paid a XXXX {$250.00} to inspect the XXXX roof and give me the cost to either repair or replaced the roof. When the contractor emailed me the estimation, I had forward the email to my loan officer at Wells Fargo. He told me that he suggest that my husband and I let the house go and he did not communicate with me any more. I have called him numerous times and emailed him as well to let him know that my husband and I still want to move forward in purchasing the home ; we told our agent as well but the loan officer never called me or replied to any of my emails. My husband and I was willing to pay for the roof repair in order that we may stay within the loan approval amount. The loan officer which was handling our loan paper work never took our desire into consideration and as a result we lost out on purchasing the home and lost our {$800.00} for the mandatory inspection as well as the {$250.00} XXXX roof inspection. 
