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  • May 10, 2010 at 5:13 PM #549960
    dvazriel
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    GDI! 🙁

    May 11, 2010 at 11:23 AM #549205
    sdrealtor
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    Hang in there! I always err on the conservative side so you have realistic expectations. If you make it, it will be a great bonus.

    Make sure you have a great lender lined up who can close on time. Even if you get the approval on time, my recent experience has been that most lenders are closing a week or two late. If you arent super confident in your lender (or its BOA), I would check in with HLS. He’ll make you crazy but HE ROCKS!

    May 11, 2010 at 11:23 AM #549317
    sdrealtor
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    Hang in there! I always err on the conservative side so you have realistic expectations. If you make it, it will be a great bonus.

    Make sure you have a great lender lined up who can close on time. Even if you get the approval on time, my recent experience has been that most lenders are closing a week or two late. If you arent super confident in your lender (or its BOA), I would check in with HLS. He’ll make you crazy but HE ROCKS!

    May 11, 2010 at 11:23 AM #549805
    sdrealtor
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    Hang in there! I always err on the conservative side so you have realistic expectations. If you make it, it will be a great bonus.

    Make sure you have a great lender lined up who can close on time. Even if you get the approval on time, my recent experience has been that most lenders are closing a week or two late. If you arent super confident in your lender (or its BOA), I would check in with HLS. He’ll make you crazy but HE ROCKS!

    May 11, 2010 at 11:23 AM #549907
    sdrealtor
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    Hang in there! I always err on the conservative side so you have realistic expectations. If you make it, it will be a great bonus.

    Make sure you have a great lender lined up who can close on time. Even if you get the approval on time, my recent experience has been that most lenders are closing a week or two late. If you arent super confident in your lender (or its BOA), I would check in with HLS. He’ll make you crazy but HE ROCKS!

    May 11, 2010 at 11:23 AM #550185
    sdrealtor
    Participant

    Hang in there! I always err on the conservative side so you have realistic expectations. If you make it, it will be a great bonus.

    Make sure you have a great lender lined up who can close on time. Even if you get the approval on time, my recent experience has been that most lenders are closing a week or two late. If you arent super confident in your lender (or its BOA), I would check in with HLS. He’ll make you crazy but HE ROCKS!

    June 8, 2010 at 12:34 AM #560878
    dvazriel
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    Well, somehow the bank went thru the whole short-sale process again and its taking longer than expected. ( Bank ordered another appraisal, etc ). My lender is ready and my agent has the disclosures for me to sign but it seems that i am going to miss the deadline by about a week or two.

    I was looking @ the tax credit requirement, and its the contract + HUD-1. I was wondering, would I be out of line if were to ask for the HUD-1 to be dated before the deadline?

    June 8, 2010 at 12:34 AM #560978
    dvazriel
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    Well, somehow the bank went thru the whole short-sale process again and its taking longer than expected. ( Bank ordered another appraisal, etc ). My lender is ready and my agent has the disclosures for me to sign but it seems that i am going to miss the deadline by about a week or two.

    I was looking @ the tax credit requirement, and its the contract + HUD-1. I was wondering, would I be out of line if were to ask for the HUD-1 to be dated before the deadline?

    June 8, 2010 at 12:34 AM #561471
    dvazriel
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    Well, somehow the bank went thru the whole short-sale process again and its taking longer than expected. ( Bank ordered another appraisal, etc ). My lender is ready and my agent has the disclosures for me to sign but it seems that i am going to miss the deadline by about a week or two.

    I was looking @ the tax credit requirement, and its the contract + HUD-1. I was wondering, would I be out of line if were to ask for the HUD-1 to be dated before the deadline?

    June 8, 2010 at 12:34 AM #561576
    dvazriel
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    Well, somehow the bank went thru the whole short-sale process again and its taking longer than expected. ( Bank ordered another appraisal, etc ). My lender is ready and my agent has the disclosures for me to sign but it seems that i am going to miss the deadline by about a week or two.

    I was looking @ the tax credit requirement, and its the contract + HUD-1. I was wondering, would I be out of line if were to ask for the HUD-1 to be dated before the deadline?

    June 8, 2010 at 12:34 AM #561860
    dvazriel
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    Well, somehow the bank went thru the whole short-sale process again and its taking longer than expected. ( Bank ordered another appraisal, etc ). My lender is ready and my agent has the disclosures for me to sign but it seems that i am going to miss the deadline by about a week or two.

    I was looking @ the tax credit requirement, and its the contract + HUD-1. I was wondering, would I be out of line if were to ask for the HUD-1 to be dated before the deadline?

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