Posted by ShirleyA on 1/27/06 10:00am
Msg #91720

Escrow Docs

I have a split from Countrywide and in one package they want "escrow docs." Can someone tell me exactly what they are referring to? No I'm not new, but I haven't had to figure that one out before. Thanks for your time.

Reply by Charm_AL on 1/27/06 10:08am
Msg #91723

Shouldn't you have those docs in closing/notary instructions? Usually, it's all spelled out.

Reply by ShirleyA on 1/27/06 10:33am
Msg #91731

No it wasn't spelled out and the docs all came in one package. I know what you're referring to -- usually the escrow docs come separately from the loan docs, but not this time. They don't specify which ones they mean, just "escrow docs". It's a Countrywide.

Maybe I need to ask them to specify??

Thanks.

Reply by Charm_AL on 1/27/06 10:35am
Msg #91734

ask them to specify and write it out for future use...good luck!

Reply by Becca_FL on 1/27/06 10:34am
Msg #91732

Escrow Docs, Junk Docs, Title Docs are all the same thing, just a different name.

Reply by Glenn Strickler on 1/27/06 2:00pm
Msg #91821

Usually they want the original DOT, riders, grant deeds or any other deeds, escrow instructions, HUD, Statement of identy, amendments to escrow, then they want you to make a copy of the DOT to include with the rest of the documents to send to Countrywide.