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Posted by Charm_AL on 10/4/05 11:09am
Msg #68736

black and blue ink

in one signing...this is a first! we sign all sigs in blue and the notarial blocks, I sign in black....hmmmm
something new every day!
Better tag this one so I don't mess up. Actually I can't tag it, they have the docs haha
anybody care to guess who it's with?
hint: starts with a Q

Reply by Art_MD on 10/4/05 11:25am
Msg #68741

Not the only one who gets blue ink requests.
All signatures in blue.
Anything hand written in black.
NREIS often has these requirements.
Have a confirmation for one this week like that. Docs to borrowers.

Art

Reply by Charm_AL on 10/4/05 11:32am
Msg #68742

This is a Quicken loan thru JMT, I hear the pkgs are neat and quick. I just can't get ahold of the borrowers.

Reply by shan_CT on 10/4/05 11:43am
Msg #68746

Charm, they are definately quick and easy. I love doing these packages. And the best part of JMT is they actually pay when the date on the confirm says they will! Good luck with the borrower, happened to me once with JMT, they got me a new number.

Reply by Ted_MI on 10/4/05 8:34pm
Msg #68880

Charm,

I had a signing which emanated from a local title company - they wanted the borrowers to sign in blue and me to sign in black ink. Structuring it this way comported with a Michigan statute passed in '97, so they did know what they were doing.


 
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