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Old 09-16-2007, 12:44 AM
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Default Does anyone know how long closings might take in the Albuquerque area?

Been checking out all the posts here and I must say I have to overlook a lot in trying to get to the heart of where to live in the Albuquerque area. In the meantime, I've been renting for a year and it's not helping my finances. I have just about decided on Albuquerque now I need some info on closings. If I found something on my first visit would it take a long time to close. I know it depends on a lot but say everything was in order, pre-qualification, etc. how long would one have to wait to close on a home?
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Closing usually depends on your mortgage company. The faster your mortgage funds, the faster you will close on your property. The latter primarly depends on your credit history. A mortgage broker could give you the details of your specific situation. Perfect situation you could close in a month.
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Yes, or better.
Our offer was accepted on the 15th and we closed on the 10th.
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Closing usually depends on your mortgage company. The faster your mortgage funds, the faster you will close on your property. The latter primarly depends on your credit history. A mortgage broker could give you the details of your specific situation. Perfect situation you could close in a month.
Thanks for your reply. I will check with a mortgage broker.
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Yes, or better.
Our offer was accepted on the 15th and we closed on the 10th.
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Thanks a lot this is a great help!!! I appreciate your time!
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Been checking out all the posts here and I must say I have to overlook a lot in trying to get to the heart of where to live in the Albuquerque area. In the meantime, I've been renting for a year and it's not helping my finances. I have just about decided on Albuquerque now I need some info on closings. If I found something on my first visit would it take a long time to close. I know it depends on a lot but say everything was in order, pre-qualification, etc. how long would one have to wait to close on a home?
There are yet other variables, including the terms of the contract and the title/title company. If there are no clouds on the title or other problems, your mortgage funding will determine how quickly you can close.
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I was assuming all underwriting related issues. ie. Liens and such.
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