15 working days of due diligence, then unconditional
From Aaron’s TikTok: “After 15 working days of due diligence, we finally went unconditional.”
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Posted 22 June 2026
The short version
- The mortgage process requires persistence through highs and lows.
- Every step taken is a sign of progress toward your goal.
- Patience during the waiting period leads to better results.
- Trusting the process will ultimately be worth it.
Pushing Through the Highs and Lows
Getting a mortgage isn't always smooth sailing. Aaron emphasizes that there will be highs and lows throughout the process, but it's important to keep pushing forward. Just like in the song lyrics, 'we'll keep pushing through the highs and lows,' the mortgage journey requires similar persistence.
Whether it's dealing with paperwork, waiting for approvals, or navigating unexpected hurdles, staying committed to the process is key. Aaron's message is clear: don't let temporary setbacks discourage you from reaching your homeownership goals.
Every Step is Progress
Aaron reminds us that 'every second that it takes is a sign we're on the way.' In mortgage terms, this means each document submitted, each conversation with your broker, and each day of waiting is bringing you closer to owning your home.
It's easy to get frustrated with the timeline, but try to reframe each step as positive movement forward. The process might feel slow, but that's often because lenders are doing their due diligence to ensure you get the right loan for your situation.
The Wait is Worth It
'It's the line and we'll find it's worth the waiting' captures an important truth about mortgages. The time invested in getting your finances in order and securing the right loan will pay off in the long run.
Aaron's musical analogy suggests that just like a good song builds to its payoff, the mortgage process builds toward your homeownership goals. When you finally cross the finish line, you'll look back and see why each step was necessary.
This is general information, not personalised financial advice. For advice on your situation, talk to Aaron.
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