Posted by Christopher Rogers on 11/15/10 8:26pm
Msg #361464

edocs

What is the going rate for edocs these days? I took a year or so off and now i amm back

Reply by Pamela Hoyle on 11/15/10 11:35pm
Msg #361478

Ahem. At the risk of being skinned: Most people add $25 to their base for edocs. You are pretty much on your own as to what your base is. Your local market, as well as what you need to make bottom line are all factored in. Good luck. (IME fees haven't changed all that much in the past year)

Reply by MW/VA on 11/16/10 8:41am
Msg #361498

I agree. That's the going rate. I don't itemize my

invoices & only quote an all-inclusive fee. I do quote extra fees for faxbacks or
very large packages.

Reply by Scott/NJ on 11/16/10 8:54am
Msg #361507

eDocs?

What, exactly, are eDocs? To me, it means that the SS or TC emails the docs to me and I print them out. Almost ALL of my signings have had the docs emailed to me.

Not to be confused with eSignings which are supposed to have less docs to print out and the NSA takes along a laptop to the borowers house and the borrower electronically 'signs' their name.

Reply by CopperheadVA on 11/16/10 9:01am
Msg #361508

Re: eDocs?

<< To me, it means that the SS or TC emails the docs to me and I print them out. >>

Those are e-docs.

They can also be downloaded from a secure link or website. All those methods refer to edocs, and edocs, in regards to loan signings, means that you will be printing the docs instead of having them overnighted to you from the title company.

Reply by KEK_FL on 11/16/10 12:15pm
Msg #361557

I usually charge...
Up to 100 pages (per loan, two copies: settlement/borrower): $25.00/loan
Over 100 pages (per loan, two copies: settlement/borrower): $5.00/25 pages

Usually not a problem to get it