Once your house comes off MLS your good. It usually takes 30 days.
It will vary from lender to lender. US National and National Pacific will both refinance a borrower immediately after the listing has been lcosed.
Depends on the lender. Countrywide requires the home to be off the market 6 six months, Exceptions are made based on Ltv, Reserves, and Outstanding credit.
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It probably depends on the lender, but I was bombarded with refinace offers within a month after I bought my house.
90 days is the standard if you had your house on sale in the MLS and you decided to refinance instead of selling the answer is 90 days
Do you mean the home was on the "market" (in MLS?)...most lenders want at least 30 days from the time it was removed from the MLS....each lender will vary...these days, a re-fi is much harder to get.....
Do you mean you were trying to sell your house, and it's no longer for sale?
The lender I work for only requires one day off the market.
1 day for rate term finance
and cash out can be up to 6months.
it really depends on the lender and Loan-to-Value
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