Assumption Clock

Chase assumption timeline

5 community reports · #5 fastest of 12 servicers.

Median
225 d
Average
9.1 mo
Range
213–395 d

Average days by loan type

Loan typeReportsMedianAverage
Not stated5225 d278 d

Common holdups

  • Lost or re-requested documents4×
  • Title or closing coordination1×
  • Underwriting backlog1×
  • Not stated~395 days

    "Took 13 months" — documents sat until they expired and were re-requested; credit re-run 4 times.

    • Lost or re-requested documents
    ApproximateReported by a buyerPosted 2025-07Source: r/RealEstate (u/ryanboykin20)
  • Not stated~213 days

    Applied in September, approved in April; Chase quoted 6–9 months for underwriting up front. Kept a 2.25% rate.

    • Underwriting backlog
    ApproximateReported by a buyerPosted 2024-05Source: r/RealEstate (u/melissapony)
  • Not stated~225 days

    Applied September 2023, approved early April 2024, closing scheduled for the end of April.

    • Lost or re-requested documents
    • Title or closing coordination
    ApproximateReported by a buyerPosted 2024-04Source: r/RealEstate (u/sjdevlin11)
  • Not stated161+ days, still waiting

    Started Nov 2, 2023; Chase kept asking for updated documents every 1–2 months. On the third set of documents, told up to 50 more days.

    • Lost or re-requested documents
    Reported by a buyerPosted 2024-04Source: r/RealEstate (u/Rjkatana91)
  • Not stated207+ days, still waiting

    Initiated in September 2023; ~30 days between each round of paperwork, credit pulled twice, financials sent 5 times.

    • Lost or re-requested documents
    ApproximateReported by a buyerPosted 2024-04Source: r/RealEstate (u/landof10klakes)

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