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Mortgage/Lender Question

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  1. jeff

    jeff Formula 3

    Feb 19, 2001
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    I'm selling a house. The buyer has requested an additional 3 days to close. The buyer said the lender is behind schedule and doesn't have the closing documents ready. My question is: is this common that lenders are so busy they can't prepare documents in time. Is there a possibility that the buyer is trying to break the contract?
     
  2. Juice It

    Juice It F1 Rookie

    Sep 22, 2002
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    Three days is no big deal, but you should have a non refundable deposit by now as I am sure all contingincies have been removed by this point. If you are concerned, call his lender. I take it you don't have a realestate agent on your side of the transaction. If you do, they should be able to find out what the deal is.
     
  3. tatcat

    tatcat F1 World Champ
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    three days... ha ha. i've been waiting for nearly a month for the buyers bank to finish their docs. don't waste your time calling the bank they'll blow you off with some blah blah crappolla; and calling the broker; we've skinned one agent already and am working on dismemebering the second.
     
  4. OTownFerrari

    OTownFerrari Karting

    Jun 23, 2006
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    Mauro Antoniazzi
    YES! and i hate it. As a real estate agent i can tell you that it is quite common if your agent did not stay on top of things. But even then you can only count on what the mortgage broker or bank is telling you. There is really no way for the agent to push things along at this point. Just make sure you have a non-refundable deposit and wait.
     
  5. ZINGARA 250GTL

    ZINGARA 250GTL F1 World Champ
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    Jun 21, 2002
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    I doubt the buyer is trying to break the contract. While the old saying is that, "buyers are liars" it is more likely that the lender is arrogant. If I wanted to break a contract, it wouldn't be over a three day thing. More likely, the lender is a mortgage company with the usual idiots working the contract.



     
  6. henryr

    henryr Two Time F1 World Champ
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    Juan Sánchez Villa-L
    the recent sub prime blow up has thrown a wrench in the whole process. expect delays.
     

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