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"Conditions" can be a direct cause of Headaches and delays (excedrin #86)!

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When you say pre-approval, what does it mean?  Does it mean everything is a go.... or are there still conditions that have to met? What is the missing from the PRE-approval letter that you should know and be working on??

C  O  N  D  I  T  I  O  N  S!  ** this is really the gut of the loan.  If you can't meet the conditions.. guess what? You won't have a loan (at least not with that lender).

Ask your loan officer to get you a clear understanding of what conditions have to met before you can fund.  See which ones are directly your responsibility to do prior to close and get moving on them.  You will be so glad you did.  If you do not... You can hold up the loan/purchase and you even have to cancel it or get it canceled on you!

Lender's approvals comes with conditions & Possible Headaches if not handle right away!

Conditions can cause a delay or a "no go".  It is important for the borrower to find out what the lender's conditions are and get to working on them immediately.  If it is "appraisal" then we know that is out of the control of the borrower, but if it is something about the borrower's debts owed... it is up to the borrower to handle these conditions. If it is "termite report and/or clearence" that is not something the borrower have to worry about - the loan officer will handle.

But if it is something an old bill that needs to be paid or cleared up.... get on it.

If it is a lien or judgement on your credit ... better get on it - might take a while to clear it and could hold up the escrow.

And if it is a child support lien >>>>>>>>>>>>>>  borrower you'd better get a move on it, because it will take a while to clear a child support lien whether it is paid or not.  Actually, if it is not paid.... you may have a huge headache!   The county does not move fast, but they do have a procedure and guidelines to follow.

 

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Posted Thursday Sep 04
( 09/04/08 06:07PM ) — Deb Brooks, Lake Livingston Real Estate

Girl, these are incredibly wise words! Very important to remember. Nothing is a slam dunk these days.


Later in the rain~Deb

( 09/04/08 07:47PM ) — William Collins, Broker Associate

Rosemary,


Thanks for the post. I can truly relate as I am going through a transaction now, where the lender has flip-flopped on what is and is not acceptable in terms of meeting conditions. The market is still correcting itself and I for one can't wait until we get there.

I thought that your information was great and very detailed , way to go


Mike

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