Posted by Notary/Guy on 11/23/08 9:51pm
Msg #270417

Why?

Nobody wants to pay a good price for a e~signing ?
it takes just as long you need a air card plus paper notary part plus they charge 250 if they don't do a e~sign.

Reply by Joan Bergstrom on 11/23/08 11:08pm
Msg #270423

Who charges $250? n/m

Reply by Notary/Guy on 11/24/08 12:20am
Msg #270428

Re: Who charges $250?

250.00 is a charge if the broker does not do a e-sign its like a penalty.

Reply by Joan Bergstrom on 11/23/08 11:09pm
Msg #270424

Who charges $250? n/m

Reply by Joan Bergstrom on 11/23/08 11:12pm
Msg #270425

Sorry about the double post I couldn't get it to click n/m

Reply by MW/VA on 11/24/08 8:13am
Msg #270442

"Nobody" wants to pay a good price for e-signing" is too general a statement.
I did one last week at a fee equivalent to my regular fee. Once you get the hang of it, it is fairly easy. I agree that the volume doesn't warrant the requirement for us to have a laptop/aircard. You know you can see if the borrower has computer/high speed internet & do it that way (really better because they can then store a copy of the e-sign docs).
Amtrust does charge the broker/tc a $250 "penalty" for not doing e-sign, but that has no real bearing on our fee. Remember, we set our fee & either do it or not.