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Susan Wesely

"Your Realist Realtor"
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Agent at Keller Williams Premier
Experience:
Realtor for Keller Williams Premier June 2004—present
My primary focus is first time buyers. It is so much fun to help them find a new home!
Specialties:
Home buyers, especially first time buyers
Licensed in Minnesota and Wisconsin
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Certifications
& Awards:
GRI Certification (Graduate Realtor Institute)
Interests:
Personal hobbies include reading, knitting, birdwatching, gardening, and looking ... show more
About:
Hello! You are looking at real estate sites, so you might be looking for a change in your life! I love change - and love to help people through the process ... show more
Susan Wesely answered:
If your offer was accepted and all contingencies were met (including lender approval) you have a contract to buy. If you back out, you could lose the earnest money. Read your contracrt, or ask your Realtor. Concerning the "How Long" question - it depends. In my experience, many weeks can go by with no news. As the buyer, you have no control over this process, except to present the best offer you can. Even after lender approval, there could be a "gotcha" that delays the process more. (For example, a tax lien suddenly appearing - can't close until there is some resolution...)

Best of luck! - Tue Sep 1 2009, 13:32

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