Deloitte mortgage rates
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Kimberly Nguyen said:Look, I’m speaking in broad strokes here... if it’s already been ten days since you submitted that mortgage application, an appraiser should have reached out to you by now to schedule the property inspection. In fact, they really ought to have finished the valuation already...
Honestly? Just grab your buyer and head down to the local Chase branch. Look them in the eye and demand to know exactly what stage the application is in and get a realistic timeline, especially since you’ve got another buyer waiting in the wings. Generally speaking, residential loan processing can drag on for about a month to six weeks, provided the paperwork is airtight and the borrower's credit isn't a total mess.
Hey there... finally, some movement. I called Chase yesterday and basically told them I had another buyer lined up and was ready to pull the deal unless they sped things up. After that, they promised to get it sorted ASAP. Then, somehow, just three hours later, the buyer calls me saying Chase reached out to them and the loan is approved. They even said an appraiser is coming by today to check out the house, so we can go ahead and meet at the notary to finalize the contract. Thank God. I guess I don't know if my little phone call actually nudged them along, but it looks like the nightmare might be ending. We'll see. I'm hoping it won't take more than twenty days to get the funds released, because once that appraisal hits, everything should move pretty quickly.