Posted by willie va on 3/16/05 9:35am
Msg #25761

loan documents

IAM A NEWBEE, HOW CAN I GET MY HAND ON THE DIFFEERENT LOAN DOCUMENTS I NEED TO KNOW. I UNDERSTAND THERE ARE ABOUT FOURTEEN.

Reply by Art_MD on 3/16/05 9:58am
Msg #25768

Welcome,

Please turn off all caps. It is considered shouting.
Someone might have a set available - if they are willing to share, they will post.
You might try a search for a notary 50 miles from you (post your location in Va here on the board). Contact him/her and see if they can help you. Ofter to meet half way and buy lunch/dinner. I say 50 miles since you probaqbly would not be direct competition. It's hard to be nice to someone who is going to "try and steal my business".
Try and arrange a ride-a-long to a closing.
Read everything on the board - and learn to use the search function.


Art

Reply by Korey Humphreys on 3/16/05 10:10am
Msg #25778

Agree....

However some notaries may not want to teach you, but there will be someone out there who will be more then happy.

Is your jurisdiction state-wide, or county? Because if it's county then I don't see why another notary in a joining county would have any problems helping you.

Reply by PAW_Fl on 3/16/05 10:25am
Msg #25785

Re: Agree....

Please correct me if I'm wrong ... I believe notaries in all states, except LA, have statewide jurisdiction.

Reply by D / DE on 3/16/05 11:14am
Msg #25801

Re: Agree....

You are correct; also as Art has previously mentioned study your manual and read the board, from the begining. I am also new and have found it to answer most of your questions.

Reply by Ted_MI on 3/16/05 11:29am
Msg #25802

Re: Agree....

Paul,

Can't really speak as to other states, but I know that what you say is true with respect to Michigan.

Reply by Korey Humphreys on 3/16/05 2:25pm
Msg #25846

To Paw...

I honestly couldn't tell ya. I thought most states had limited jurisdiction (by county). I guess I am wrong. Truthfully I've never researched any other state notary laws except for my own.

Reply by willie va on 3/16/05 11:34pm
Msg #25923

thanks art, i did not mean to shout

Reply by BarbaraL_CA on 3/16/05 11:41am
Msg #25806

Here are 2 links for you

The FannieMae site has a list of alot of forms. The link for that is:
http://www.efanniemae.com/singlefamily/forms_guidelines/selling_servicing/formlist.jhtml

The American Notary Network has a list that defines alot of loan terms. The link for that is:
http://www.americannn.com/resources/resourcefs.html

Reply by BarbaraL_CA on 3/16/05 12:25pm
Msg #25815

Here's another link for forms

http://www.fidtitle.addr.com/forms.htm

Reply by Happy_in_Fl on 3/16/05 1:23pm
Msg #25824

Re: Here's another link for forms

Thank you BarbaraL Ca

Appreciate those sites you gave- I was needing a Quit Claim Form- Blank- for personal use downstream- and now I have one.

Reply by CA on 3/16/05 7:38pm
Msg #25885

Re: Here's another link for forms-Very Generous of you-TY!

BarbaraL CA, even though I have the forms from my SA Certification class, these are so inclusive and helpful. Thank you for your generosity of spirit. I'm certain it will come back to you ten-fold.

Reply by Debbie/NJ on 3/17/05 6:05am
Msg #25939

Re: Here's another link for forms

This link didn't work in Netscape OR Internet Explorer. Any ideas?

Reply by BarbaraL_CA on 3/17/05 10:08pm
Msg #26182

the site might be down

It worked yesterday, but now it's not working for me either. Could be the site is down for maintenance or something.

Reply by Jon on 3/16/05 2:07pm
Msg #25842

Whoever told you there are only 14(???) different loan docs is nuts. I would be very careful in regards to what they tell you, as they have very limited knowledge or are trying to deliberately give you misinformation. Most packages have many more docs than 14. There are some packages that only have a total of 26-30 pages, but I have never counted the actual number of docs.

Reply by Carol Lynn on 3/16/05 4:40pm
Msg #25862

Willie: By using this website I found a notary in my own town, introduced myself and aksed (for learning purposes) if I could accompany him on his next loan signing. He agreed and I actually went on three signings with him. Each was a different company with a different set of instructions, but mostly all the same forms. Don't be shy, in this business you must network yourself. The only thing a person can say is "no". I hope this works for you.