If a closing date is not specified, escrow should close within a reasonable time, which varies depending on state laws and specifics of the transaction.
If an escrow agent discovers there is no specified date of closing on a home purchase, escrow should close within a reasonable time. The exact time frame can vary depending on the laws of the state and the specific circumstances of the real estate transaction. While certain time frames such as 30, 60, or 90 days might seem reasonable under typical conditions, the key factor is what is considered reasonable in the legal sense, which takes into account all aspects of the transaction.