Carrington Offers Retail Loan Close Guarantee

By Brad Finkelstein

Published February 05, 2013, 3:20 p.m. EST

1 Min Read

Carrington Mortgage Services said it will process any qualifying loan from the time that a file is submitted to underwriting to the time that it funds within 25 calendar days, or the company will apply a closing cost credit of $500. The offer is for loans originated through the company’s retail offices or centralized loan origination unit and applies to both purchase and refinance applications.

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Carrington cited Ellie Mae data showing 46 days to close a purchase loan or 49 days for a refinance during 2012.

The company for its wholesale business recently started a February promotion promising 72-hour turn times to underwrite and decision an FHA or conventional purchase loan or it will provide a $995 closing cost credit to the borrower.

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