We made a offer on our dream home from Fannie Mae and it took them two weeks to get back to us to even tell us we where accepted in our offer, we where very happy we got this home, however that's when it all begins..
we where very prompt on getting our paper work together getting our house appraised and being set for the closing, well the same day we got a official closing time two hours later our bank called us and said that we can no longer close on that date, because the title for the home was not signed by Meris, that don't worry that they will check for a legal notice that was sent and if not a waver will be sent, so we are not happy but figure two more weeks for the other closing date on our contract we can wait for it.
well its the 14h of march and now we where told sorry the house is going back up for action and being foreclosed on because there was no way to get a waver cause they don't even know who owns this house, , Fannie Mae doesn't even own it?
so not only did i change jobs with a pay cut to be closer to my new home but me and my husband and three kids are living out of boxes, and we already lost money for appraisal and home inspection, they had no problem taking our 5, 000 dollars out of our account within 24 for hours of signing the purchase and sale agreement but now we have to wait to get our money back.. these people are so bad to deal with and i wish anyone who gos through them the best of luck.. you will be lucky few if you actually get the house.

wow - what a bunch of stupid people
i mean
what idiots

Why would you change jobs and uproot your family BEFORE you got CONFIRMATION that you were approved for the house? You put the cart before the horse. House purchases are not instant buys. They can take weeks to complete. And yes, sometimes titling issues arise especially in short sale/foreclosure issues. We have bought 6 houses in the 20 years we have been married, and the shortest time we ever had was bout 9 weeks from offer to move in.