That’s really a question for Quicken Loans.
Margaret has done much of the work for you. She’s gone to the site and presented the process as shown there. But, trust me, there are likely to be other steps, too. So are those “all the steps”? Not likely. Those are the steps that all people have to go through. You may have some additional steps.
Also, the description tends to gloss over some of the steps that cause borrowers a lot of trouble—especially underwriting. Sometimes it can go smoothly, and an experienced underwriter certainly eases the process. But doing it online like that is a roll of the dice.
And all sorts of problems can crop up. Suppose you’re buying a condo, and half the tenants there are renters. Underwriters don’t like that. Or suppose the condo doesn’t have sufficient reserves (savings) for major repairs. That can be a problem. Have you checked your own credit recently to find out not just the score, but also if there are any mistakes on it? If not, do so now. Suppose the condo association or HOA is the subject of a lawsuit or is suing someone? Not good. Suppose the property doesn’t “comp” for the price you’re planning on paying. Not good at all.
Bottom line: It’s seldom as simple or easy as that description makes it sound.
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