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02-06-09, 05:24 PM #1
VA Loan
I am currently purchasing a house under a VA loan. Everything has been going smoothly except we are waiting for the VA appraiser to come out and inspect the house.
Anyone have an experience on how long this normally takes? My closing date is in 10 days and for every day after that I have to shell out $100 a day.
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02-06-09, 06:40 PM #2
Five years ago...here in Ohio...the VA Rep. came out and inspected the house I bought with my VA loan option within a week....so have faith.....see if your realtor will contact them and tell them of your urgency. They might come out quicker...I do know they are real sticklers for accuracy and good house conditions.
My house was only two years old when I bought it....almost brand new and even then the seller was made to replace the furnace.....which was a good thing for me. They sign off on the loan and it goes to closing....as easy as that.....!! Good luck buddy...
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02-06-09, 10:02 PM #3
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02-06-09, 10:55 PM #4
Gentlemen.....I'm about to close on a house, with a V.A. "guaranteed loan". I use a Mortgage Broker, who does ALL THE WORK!!! I'll pay NO,NO,NO, closing costs!! ZIP....NADA!!! Florida=NO PROPERTY TAXES, IF YOU'RE 100%, P & T!!! Way it works....broker gets V.A. to appraise new house, and approve buyer, then broker gets homeowners insurance, and finds LENDER, who is very willing to lend for V.A. backed loans!!! Broker, gives buyer a "Good Faith Estimate", of the WHOLE DEAL, with amount of buyers monthly payment, which includes taxes, and insurance!! Broker also puts his fee, in closing costs. Does this sound difficult?? I close on Friday, the 13th, of March!!!! Don't forget about the cost of switching OVER your phone, and utilities!!......BEST OF LUCK, BRO'!!......Doc Greek
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02-09-09, 03:52 PM #5
My realtor said things are moving along and they have been calling the VA every two days asking for the appraisal date, but haven't heard any word yet.
I asked if I called would that move things along, and was told that time hasn't come quite yet.
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02-09-09, 04:11 PM #6
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02-09-09, 04:15 PM #7
Honestly I don't know yet.
The loan approval is waiting on the VA appraiser to get their part done.
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02-09-09, 04:18 PM #8
You should know that before an appraiser goes out, in my opinion. They might not lock the rate, but they should at least tell you the prevailing rate and term. How do you know that's the best deal? You're going to pay to appraise a home without knowing what it's going to cost you?
I work in lending for a small community bank and if you were working with me, you'd know all that already. Be careful, there are a lot of shysters and scammers out there.
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02-09-09, 04:24 PM #9
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02-09-09, 04:27 PM #10
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02-09-09, 04:29 PM #11
We keep asking what we are locked in at, but they said we wont know until the appraiser finished with their part.
The wife and I are just anxious to get this over because we only have till the 17th.
Otherwise we have to start shelling out $100 a day.
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02-09-09, 04:43 PM #12
Your on the list. I deal with these bureaucrat appraisers and inspectors in pops' and my side business patching up and selling rental homes.
If the appraiser finishes a day's homes early they don't start in on tomorrow's list, they take scheduled breaks (i believe two) no matter where they are and a lunch. They could be driving from Caldwell to Nampa for an appraisal and if 10 o'clock rolls around they'll instinctfully hunt a coffee and croissaint. You can't hurry them up, something might break or get passively ****y.
And don't miss an appointment
--->Dave
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02-09-09, 04:59 PM #13
HEY, WOOKIE!!....Something smells rotten in this "DEAL"! GIVEEN, should have been given an estimate of his costs, BEFORE he signed the contract!!....AND, why would he have to pay $100.00/day....THAT'S NUTS!!......FEDUCIARY EX-SPERT....Doc Greek
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02-09-09, 05:05 PM #14
i was given the estimate of the costs, I just dont have them on hand right now, at work.
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02-09-09, 10:54 PM #15
HEY....ALL YOU NUMB-NUTS!!!! Got a call today, from my Mortgage Broker, to say.....CHEAPEST HOMEOWNERS INS., PLUS SINK-HOLE COVERAGE.....$3959.00/YEAR!!!!!.....HOLY KA KA!!!!!.....DOC
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