Within the business day, 24 hours at worst, should be the norm with everything you request from him.This, imo, is an indication of the level of service he may deliver to you throughout your relationship.

The funds are actually delivered for deposit to the financial institution in a timely manner, which shall not exceed three business days as defined in Federal Reserve Board Regulation CC, 12 C.F.R., Part 229, after the funds are received.

I actually completed the application process over the weekend, and was advised that their verification process takes 2 business days - even though I supplied all of the information they requested, and sent them bank statements as they required. 

Same with Dallas and Houston  Portland though is just so competitive you talk about a place that is tough.. its not like bay area stuff does not get bid up by 100k but it goes in a matter of hours and you better have your money lined up these deals close in 3 to 7 business days if you want to be competitive. 

But try explaining that to your tenant when they have to wait 10 business days to get a water heater fixed.

*UNRESTRICTED Capital *Funding typically in 3-10 business days.

But once the lender has the paperwork from you, it shouldn't take more than a 45 second email, and waiting maybe a business day, to get confirmation from underwriting that it can be counted. 45 seconds shouldn't be too big of a thing for you to ask your lender. 

I remember getting up early on the first business day of each calendar year, heading on over to Scottrade, and putting in the $5,500 maximum contribution as early in the year as possible so that it could compound throughout the year.Here's the thing - it didn't matter, and would have been slightly to my advantage/comfort to just keep the money in an after-tax brokerage account.

It looks like to me, that the winning bid is the highest amount of money which needs to be paid within 5 business days.

We mailed a cease and desist by registered mail yesterday evening giving him 10 business days to shut down before we begin eviction proceedings.