Actually the word need not be used and here's why

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Actually the word need not be used and here's why
Posted by Bear900/CA of CA on 10/3/15 2:22am	Msg #538772

In CA, a loan is consummated at signing when the contract is signed. Perhaps true in many other states too.

Please correct me if wrong but I believe in TX the loan is consummated at funding. I believe it's a state thing.

I would keep it simple and not use the word. JMO

Messages in this Thread
	Consummate - Claudine Osborne on 10/2/15 9:48pm
	Actually the word need not be used and here's why - Bear900/CA on 10/3/15 2:22am
	Already discussed awhile ago n/m - LKT/CA on 10/3/15 7:45am
	Re: Already discussed awhile ago - Claudine Osborne on 10/3/15 9:24am
	As far as I'm concerned...I'm still doing a "signing" - Linda_H/FL on 10/3/15 9:40am
	Re: As far as I - Luckydog on 10/3/15 11:28am
	And consummate will never leave my lips. lol n/m - Luckydog on 10/3/15 11:32am
	Re: And consummate will never leave my lips. lol - Luckydog on 10/3/15 8:07pm
	Re: As far as I - LKT/CA on 10/3/15 5:02pm
	Re: As far as I - JanetK_CA on 10/3/15 11:54pm
	Ditto. I'm not going to use that change in the language. n/m - MW/VA on 10/3/15 5:58pm
	Still going to say that we will be meeting together for - Christine/OK on 10/5/15 8:07am
	For reference. - Linda_H/FL on 10/3/15 9:43am
	Re: For reference. - Claudine Osborne on 10/5/15 10:26pm

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