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**Posting on behalf of a friend due to karma** Hi, I am looking for some advice. I live in England, getting my first mortgage in Wales. My completion date is the 10th June. The deposit was approved to come from my Dad, who lives in Europe. I was told this morning that they need me to pay the deposit, however my Dad’s bank had a daily limit of £2500 for transfers. I managed to change that to £12500 daily, however the bank is now saying the transaction is blocked due to security reasons, and they won’t speak to me over the phone, only him even though I have power of attorney. He is elderly and not tech savvy enough to pass security over the phone to speak to them. Could the money come from somewhere else while I fix this issue to keep my completion date, or will they check again where the money came from? Thanks for the replies x **Edit - RebekaN01 will be replying to questions**

I've been in the process of buying a new home for a few months now and closing is finally only 14 days away. Initially, when they were whipping up a contract I was told that since the seller had only acquired the home recently we would have to push back the closing date because of an FHA rule stating a seller must have had possession of the home for 90 days before they can sell to an FHA. That was fine with me and a closing date was set for about 6 weeks in the future. Now that the closing date is 14 days away (6/22) I get a call from the bank with bad news. He says they misinterpreted that rule and it's actually that I can't go under contract until 90 days, not that I can't close for 90 days. I'm being told that they have to cancel the contract and try to cut a new one that I sign on what would have been my closing date. This is tremendously distressing for me because I have already signed a rerent with my apartment and they expect my keys on the 26th. I have PTO approved for that week and two of my coworkers have PTO approved to help me move. I have a reservation for a moving truck. A lot of things I'll have to renegotiate if I have to change the closing date. They are going to try and work with their customer satisfaction team to see if I can get a conventional loan approved but that will likely change my expected costs. This bank has a “$10000 on time closing guarantee”. Do you think this qualifies? Anything else I need to look out for in this situation?