completion of house purchase can take upto minimum 6 weeks , how long in US?

Answer 1

That is an open ended question. From signing of the contract to closing would be no less that four weeks and a lot closer to the 6 you have to put up with. Each case is different.pp

Answer 2

All depends on what point you're starting at when you say completion, Are you saying from the time you sign the contract?
If that is the starting point, then there is a 30-45 day closing period generally.
That time is used to conduct inspections, appraisals, title and title insurance research, and so on.
Sometimes there are things the seller agrees to in the contract that must be fixed prior to the closing of the escrow. That can have an impact on the closing date/period.
When we close on a house in the US, usually, the buyer can take possession or move in the day after closing.

Answer 3

In the U.S. when a house is purchased a contract is drawn up. On the contract it states a specific closing date, but that can be extended.

If it's a person to person cash purchase I'd say the fastest time would be about a week.

There are legal things that have to be done by 3rd parties.

It's my experience {I used to work at Real estate} that normally it takes from one month to 3 months before the new owner can move in.

Answer 4

I've had deals close in 2 weeks, but usually they are at least 1 month to allow enough time for inspections, appraisal, and loan commitment. 6 weeks give a little more room for all those things.

Answer 5

I have closed on my own property in USA, NJ in 3-4 weeks, depending on mortgage company. I am a NJ realtor