If that day falls on a weekend or legal holiday, the rent is due on the next business day.

If they don't answer, you write another letter that states that you given a reasonable amount of time and the mark is still on your credit report, and then ask them to respond to you within 10 business days, if they do not, you will write a complaint letter to the Federal Trade Commission.In 10 days write a letter to the Federal Trade Commission.Many people don't realize that the number one complaint to Federal Trade Commission is problem on credit reports of consumers.Federal Trade Commission gives out fines for people that don't fall the fair credit reporting act, I think it's $10,000 per occurrence.So, if you want to clean up your credit report first contest negative marks.If it comes back verified, I would get a debt negotiator, and you need to get at least 70% of the debt to offer them the money in exchange they help you clear up your report.

It does take 5 business days to clear into your account though, and it can be longer if there's a holiday weekend around that time.

Around here if you call by 3:00 on one business day you can get inspections on the next business day.

Closing is May 6, today is May 1, only two business days left.

On Friday June 16, 2023, one business day before the closing date (closing is 6/20/2023), the lender sends me the final Closing Statement which says the rate is 6.375% and the point is $3,785. 

The rollover should take between 2-4 business days depending on your custodian, but it can take up to two weeks.

Full disclosure: I have never gone to a TX auction and I'm not particularly familiar with foreclosure law in your state.Here in Los Angeles county they hold auctions every business day, often at multiple venues.

Hoping to close in the morning and have the funds available that afternoon or the next business day.

The new wording is "All amounts received by a servicer on a home loan at the address where the borrower has been instructed to make payments shall be accepted and credited, or treated as credited, within one business day of the date received..."