Posted by Calnotary on 1/14/08 6:32pm
Msg #230567

Msg #230557

You are so right Cali, I still use high quality paper and print in a HP dual tray printer.

Nothing has gone down in price in my side! Or should I start lowering my quality of work?

75.00 per edoc signing is like working for 10.00 an hour. And it is true after all expenses like
SE taxes, Income Taxes, gas, paper, cell minutes, toner, et cetera, et cetera.

Reply by Burton Georgia Loan Closers.com on 1/14/08 6:41pm
Msg #230572

Do lenders really care that you are using high-quality paper? If they do, we will upgrade the paper that we use; however, we use the cheapest paper and have never received a complaint.

Burton F.

Reply by CF on 1/14/08 7:28pm
Msg #230579

I use the chapest paper possible; and most of the time from Quill sales that are posted on this board. When Lenders/ TC's/ and SS's want me to use a better paper (personally I think is BS and would never even buy for myself) then they can print and overnight me the package. Much eaiser for me to do back- to back overnights than edocs, anyway!!!! Just my 2 cents!!

Reply by BrendaTx on 1/14/08 7:32pm
Msg #230580

Paper Quality

It's my guess that paper is of no consequence.

My experience is that loan docs are archived electronically, maybe kept for a period of time, but files are more and more handled through electronic means.

Reply by Calnotary on 1/14/08 9:00pm
Msg #230595

Re: Paper Quality

When I say quality paper I refer to 92/145/20; Brightness,whiteness and weight. Not that I am going to use photo paper or something, LOL!

Reply by Frenchie/TN on 1/15/08 1:02pm
Msg #230700

Re: Paper Quality

Imho there is only one good reason for using half way decent paper and that is your equipment. The paper does make a difference over time as to how your equipment performs and wears out. Some really cheap papers will cause jams. Just my 2c.