An investor who acts more quickly than a bank can easily cut that timeline by 1/3 to 1/2.Once you have enough experience and data, you can use your actual timelines by state to put into your model.

I asked him to do extra work, he asked for the payment, I paid, and now it was too much seems real flimsy to argue with a straight face.If you didn't keep track of what it was really costing, you are going to have a hard time proving you overpaid.

This seems like a straight forward way to account for it in the future without slowing the process down.

If it was a straight forward deal and the terms were say a 1/4 point difference I’d stay local.  

The portfolio manager might have rather cut their losses (specially on a ch 13 which pays crap) add servicing fees, them paying for insurance, taxes and atty fees is bleeding his cashflow.

The family finally did get their mortgage straight - about ten days before the auction!

I just wanna cut my losses not ($2,233 already paid for flood insurance, surveys, and elevation certificate) and walk away from the loan. 

Question: I've seen conflicting opinions on whether or not you should accept unlimited applications and application fees at one time or if you should cut it off at 3-5 and process those before accepting any new ones.

I assume most of Biden's tax plan is not going to pass because government will not cut its nose off to spite its face. 

@Crystal Shepherd people weren't offended but the lord of the rings and the hobbit franchise sure wanted their cut to use the name.