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Recording documents - Appropriate Fees
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Posted by ReeGee on 6/11/04 11:06am
Msg #2986

Recording documents - Appropriate Fees

Has anyone had the pleasure of recieving a request to record Deeds of Trust for lenders? If so, what fees are appropriate to charge for such a request? I am a NSA in the District of Columbia and have received a request from Lender Services Direct.

Reply by Anonymous on 6/11/04 11:44am
Msg #2989

I was asked to do this by Land America. Their first offer was $20. We agreed on $30.

Reply by mimi on 6/11/04 1:42pm
Msg #2993

What's involved with recording documents?

Reply by Anonymous on 6/11/04 4:08pm
Msg #2994

You walk it into the courthouse, usually first thing in the morning. The clerk inspects it and takes your information. The company should send along a check to cover the costs and fed-ex/ups package. The ones I've done also included a self addressed envelope to send the receipt back in the meantime. The whole process only takes a few minutes, providing there isn't a line.

Reply by Melanie on 6/15/04 2:47pm
Msg #3069

Recording Documents

Anonymous,

Could you be alittle more specific about walking into the court house, like where they record marriages/divorces or land stuff?

Just curious.


 
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