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MORTGAGE LENDER/CLOSING IN LESS THAN 30 DAYS

Khrury Cromwell
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Would like to know if anyone here has closed on a property in less than 30 days? Or if there are any lenders on here who can close in less than 30 days? I have 10-20 percent down payment, Great credit, and job/job history. Please advise!

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Michael K Gallagher
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Michael K Gallagher
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Hey @Khrury Cromwell I work with a lender regularly that can close in 21 days.  Under 30 days is pretty required in today's market given how competitive it is so many lenders have upped their game to get there.  I've also worked with smaller credit unions that can close a self employed person in 22 days...pretty impressive but certainly there are good lenders out there who can do it.  


However, a large amount of the work that dictates if you can close in under 30 days or not is under your control.  I'd suggest asking around your area for lenders that can potentially do that, and then working with them prior to being in contract to get all your documents ready and pulled so that all you need to add is the contract and away they run to underwriting.  

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