Reply by CJ on 8/15/07 10:57am
Msg #205709
Also, it seems like Ditech discloses everything very thouroughly to the borrowers first, so by the time you get there, they are sick of reading, the figures are usally correct (unless it is an honest typo), and borrowers are chomping at the bit to sign. If they refuse to sign, usually the docs are good for tomorrow, and you can go back the next day when they clear up the misunderstanding.
Most borrowers rave about ditech like commerical actors. But since the slow down, ditech is paying most of the closing fees, so now they are cutting the fee to the SS, who usually wants to pass it on to the notary.
Also, if you have to print the docs, they want you to print letter and legal size on the correct paper. But it is mostly all letter, with about 5 legal sheets.
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