Home Loan Application

Then some banks / lender near a home loan within 10 days after receiving the loan application?

Yes, if the buyer has all their ducks in a row.

It depends on what type of loan you are doing. If you make a conventional loan through a broker then probably not thanks to new requirements HVCC requires that all appraisals must be ordered by lenders CMA. What does this mean for you the consumer that brokers are no longer able to shop evaluators who can get the order done as quickly as possible to avoid delays.
In addition, most lenders now have the right turn after 7-10 days just to support files.

Yes, it can certainly be done. This is not the usual schedule, but I've seen him do before. This is accomplished by having some of the conditions presented at the outset. Experienced loan officers know who the fastest lenders and what they are demanding. One thing that helps is to get all the inspections and evaluations is very, very soon after the application has been submitted. It is essential that the assessor has not more than one turn around 24 hours. This means that if the property appraiser is today, the report should be at the bank tomorrow.

It is possible but highly unlikely. They need to verify your employment and credit, to obtain an assessment and secure the loan. You should obtain a home inspection (unless it is a new house with a guarantee). And then, they have to prepare the documents and the timetable for the closure, in coordination with the vendor, one or more agents, a trusted third party, etc..

Depends on the speed of the evaluation is completed and the time it takes to ensure the file. If the lender has its act together and shoving it can be done in the case of refinancing, the borrower has a right of refusal 3 days and is counted in 10 days. It can be done if things are going good.

I know it happens, but it is usually money "hard" lender which had different criteria than the typical lender.

You should check with your lender to see what their deadline is closing.

Actually, no.