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A: Why use a Connecticut Mortgage Broker?
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7. Processing & Closing
Your package will also have the name of your processor. The processor will work closely with the underwriter, your Connecticut home loan representative and your attorney to make sure that the home appraisal is arranged as soon as possible. They will then continue to work together to ensure that all the documents are correct and accurately reflect the home purchase in question, getting them to the designated location on time for the closing.
You should contact your processor or Connecticut home loan representative as soon as you receive the package if you have any questions. Please inform us of the date by when the package will be returned. It is also very important to keep your realtor informed of your communication with the processor. If there is a delay, your realtor can assist you.
Finally, your closing. You should verify that you are ready for closing 10 days prior to your scheduled closing. Insure that the processor has scheduled the closing with the title company and that your Connecticut home loan has been cleared to close.
A commitment date is a date set between your contract date and your closing date that the seller can request for your Connecticut home loan to be reviewed. At this date, the appraisal has also been completed and reviewed. This commitment gives the seller the comfort of knowing that you are totally approved for your Connecticut home loan. Missing a commitment date can cause you to loose the home.
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