Anonymous
As often as Both parties agree.
loanmasterone
Changing a closing date is rare. Normally you are asked the day you would like to close by your mortgage loan underwriter or mortgage loan officer.
By this time you mortgage loan is in the final stages and most all the outside documents have been obtained. Other documents necessary would have been obtained.
A change of your closing date would mean there is a problem with some aspect of your mortgage loan.
I hope this has been of soem benefit to you, good luck.
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Very often and if a bank is involved, very very often. There are so many pieces going into the equation that having these change is perfectly normal.
Eva
Very often. If 1 piece of paperwork is missing or isn't right, it set the whole process back.
P
It's very common. If you have rigid move dates they need to be strongly communicated to the other party so they can be accommodated. Buyers also need to stay on top of their banks to make sure things move along fast enough.