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Updated about 10 years ago on . Most recent reply
what's fair to expect from a title company/closer?
I wanted to ask a quick question of other real estate investors/realtors/mortgage brokers on here.
What is a realistic timeline for a title company/closer to process and handle a closing? If the lending process moves quickly (ie you are paying with cash or have a hard money lender that moves fast), how much time is fair to expect from your title company/closer?
I was getting a lot of push back from the company I'm working with over a two week close, and wondered if that is common.
Any advice?
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Try an other title company.