FHA Short Sale Blocked by Servicer Failing to Issue Approval Letter Before Expiry
A bank failed to issue the required FHA approval letter for a short sale before the expiration date, blocking the property closing. The delay is caused by the servicer's internal process failure, not the consumer. The consumer has no way to force timely issuance of required documentation.
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