Super slow lender, costing us thousands in carrying costs.

[frugalQ]

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@lks638 wrote:
The builder has already fixed most of the major issues, this has been a long process starting in January. The floors, and appliances have been repaired, the doors fixed. It's just been one thing after another and now the lender is just dragging their feet.

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i would be very reluctant to buy a home that had a lot of structural issues what are visible.  i would be paranoid about the corners cut on the structural stuff that I can't see.

proceed with caution, and good luck!

[aussiesareforever]

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@frugalQ wrote:

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@lks638 wrote:
The builder has already fixed most of the major issues, this has been a long process starting in January. The floors, and appliances have been repaired, the doors fixed. It's just been one thing after another and now the lender is just dragging their feet.

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i would be very reluctant to buy a home that had a lot of structural issues what are visible.  i would be paranoid about the corners cut on the structural stuff that I can't see.

proceed with caution, and good luck!

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Amen. This was the reason I backed out of my first contract. Proceed with extreme caution.

[lks638]

We're not worried about structural issues, we've been involved through the whole construction process.  We had an inspection while it was under construction, and were told the electrical, plumbing and such were done with extreme care, and well beyond what is required by city building code.   My guess is toward the end of the process the builder hired a subcontractor, that did the shady finish work. 

[IOBA]

Looking forward - how well  do you think they will honor or  manage warranty work?