Mandy, please make sure you get some training before you take on something like this. The other posters were being kind and trying to be helpful, but as with so many other things in life, there is more to 'closing' a loan than meets the eye. Two sets of documents need to be printed out (one to sign and one for them to keep) - and a laser printer is essential. Then it would be your responsibility to make sure that every document gets signed, executed and notarized (as needed) correctly. One little mistake could hold up the entire transaction, causing a potentially costly delay in funding and potential liability for you and other parties involved.
More research is in order if you decide to pursue this as a career. If so, I also recommend you proceed with caution, as there are lots of less than ethical people (to be nice...) offering all kinds of promises, but not necessarily delivering on them. There's tons of info available on this forum via the Search feature, and I highly recommend you take advantage of it.
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