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Dan Khan
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  • Based in NJ, currently investing in PA
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Timeline to close on a Cash Out Refinance for primary Residence?

Dan Khan
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  • Investor
  • Based in NJ, currently investing in PA
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Hi All,

I was wondering if anyone has insight on the general timeline it takes to close for a cash out refinance? I'm located in New Jersey and just filled out the application and locked a rate for a cash out refi for my primary residence last week. My loan officer with TD Bank told me to expect the process to take 75-90 days to close which seems a little absurd to me. Just curious what others are seeing or if there is any way I can speed the process up? I submitted all the statements and documents that the bank requested immediately during my application, and doesn't seem like I can do anything but wait and call the loan officer every couple days.

Thanks,

Dan

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