On HUD houses, the bid is due by midnight each day and you will know the result by morning of the next business day.

Parker, on a HUD Property, you must send in a lender prequalification letter or a proof of funds letter with the contract within 2 business days after you are awarded the bid.

Yes, the contingency for financing would be another "out," BUT it has also been my experience that Freddie's reply to your HAB could take another 1-3 business days.

We typically get the call in my county near the end of the business day that we have confirmation of recording and escrow has closed.

@Rich Henry, III- HUD gives you two business days after you get your bid accepted to send in all documents, earnest fee, proof of funds, etc...

One business day before we were supposed to close they hit us with a 30 day extension because they said they were missing the "proof of foreclosure" document.

payment gets deducted from paycheck and can be processed in about 5 business days (can be used for down payment).

Then HUD needed at least five business days to review the HUD statement- so we have closing scheduled for July 31st.

@Jordan Schlick: You should let them know that 25 business days is the longest they have to process a transfer request as per the banking regulations (assuming that the documentation is accurate).

When the three days are up (this can be 3 business days), then you should file the eviction with the court and evict the deadbeat.I would strongly suggest that you contact a lawyer (who is experienced with evictions) tomorrow morning and get the eviction filed ASAP.