Closing Time For Close Of Short Sale With Chase?

It looks like chase is going to accept my offer price for a short sale. Chase was prepared to auction the 10th of March. We haven't discussed yet when they will want to close/settle. I am prepared to close within 7 days however, it would be best (for me) if I could close the end of March. However long banks usually willing to reasonably wait to close on a short sale? Any thoughts or comments would be appreciated. Thanks

Mark in VA

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  • TheShortSalePro28th January, 2004

    When Chase issues it's written, terms of short sale approval, it will also dictate the closing date. Usually, the approval will be predicated upon closing within a certain timeframe (end of the month) or, they'll want to close within 30 days, not to go beyond the next cycle.

    To push a closing from February to March, be prepared to pay a per diem
    rate in addition to the agreed upon payoff.

  • mnhead28th January, 2004

    Thanks for the quick reply and sorry for the typos. By "per diem rate" I assume you mean some sort of fee associated with the time delay (ie. 2k per month or somthing) that will offset thier expenses?

  • myfrogger28th January, 2004

    Per diem rate is the daily rate. You might negotiate a payoff of $85,000 with a per diem rate of $16.30 which is 7% interest.

    GOOD LUCK

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