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Natalia Avalos
  • New to Real Estate
  • San Francisco, CA
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From contract to close, what is SFH Turnkey timeline?

Natalia Avalos
  • New to Real Estate
  • San Francisco, CA
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Hi everyone,

I'm under contract with my first SFH Turnkey property and it feels like the process is taking forever. I put it under contract on July 14th, and it took a month to get an inspection and the punch list created for a few items that need to be fixed. Now it's been another month and the repairs still haven't been made. I have to follow up constantly and have expressed frustration about the lack of communication from the company.

1) What is an appropriate timeline that I should expect for this process? Given it's my first one, I want to be reasonable, but I feel like it's definitely going to be 3 months from start to close and I'm getting impatient.

2) At what point does it make sense to walk away, and is this a difficult process? I still like the property, the neighborhood, etc. so I'm trying to power through but am losing confidence in this process and company, so don't know if I just want to cut it loose and look elsewhere. 

Thank you for your advice! 

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