Posted by MistarellaFL on 10/28/10 8:31am
Msg #358566
Another poll: which lender has the smallest refi pkgs
in today's market?
I'm voting for Citi, with Chase not far behind.
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Reply by pan/nd on 10/28/10 8:42am
Msg #358568
bank of the west....FHA...including title docs.......58 pages
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Reply by JanetK_CA on 10/28/10 9:19am
Msg #358572
I saw a title/escrow pkg the other day that was almost as big as that without any lender docs. And, of course, it had a bazillion pages to be notarized, all of which required cert's. be replaced, and some with separate docs for husband and wife.
I'm beginning to think I need to ask about the title co more than the lender any more, 'cause their docs sometimes take as much time as lender docs. The biggest cost in a package, imo, is the time at the table (incl. before and after prep work).
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Reply by James Dawson on 10/28/10 8:54am
Msg #358570
In this area, Citi followed by Fremont Bank..my vote.
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Reply by 101livescan on 10/28/10 9:44am
Msg #358580
Citimortgage, Wells Fargo, Provident, Chase HARP, a local bank, SBB&T, what about those BofA loans especially if in the name of trustees for a living/family trust. The worst.
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Reply by LynnNC on 10/28/10 10:22am
Msg #358589
Quicken
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Reply by SharonMN on 10/28/10 10:35am
Msg #358592
Quicken
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Reply by MistarellaFL on 10/28/10 10:55am
Msg #358598
Re: Quicken: I wondered.
I wonder who is assigning Quicken loan signings these days?
Last one I was offered was in 2006 and it was a whoppin' $50 through a now-defunct SS.
(I declined)
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Reply by Virginia/PA on 10/28/10 11:03am
Msg #358600
Re: Quicken: I wondered.
I believe it is JMT and they offer a whopping $50.00.
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Reply by Virginia/PA on 10/28/10 11:04am
Msg #358601
who was the defunct ss? n/m
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Reply by Linda_H/FL on 10/28/10 11:06am
Msg #358602
I think way back when I was offered Quicken loan
to get signed I was offered $50 and I believe it was Nations Direct...
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Reply by Moneyman/TX on 10/29/10 2:15am
Msg #358693
I get $125 for Quicken loans without any issues. n/m
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Reply by Shauna/WA on 10/29/10 11:17am
Msg #358748
Same here and via JMT n/m
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Reply by mtnotary on 10/28/10 11:49am
Msg #358607
NAVY FEDERAL CREDIT UNION n/m
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Reply by CopperheadVA on 10/28/10 11:52am
Msg #358609
Yup - I LOVE Navy Fed packages! n/m
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Reply by pat/WA on 10/28/10 12:17pm
Msg #358615
Quicken
I was told for notary to receive Quicken signings they had to have a smart phone and they pay $50
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Reply by Linda_H/FL on 10/28/10 12:26pm
Msg #358616
I thought that smart phone requirement was
requested from the SS, not Quicken.
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Reply by Moneyman/TX on 10/29/10 2:15am
Msg #358694
Must be. Not a requirement for me on Quicken loans n/m
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Reply by ritenotary on 10/28/10 6:25pm
Msg #358639
Re: NAVY FEDERAL CREDIT UNION
who has the contract for the navy credit union closings? it used to be nfres
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Reply by kathy/ca on 10/28/10 8:47pm
Msg #358658
I used to do alot for them, havent heard from them in quite
awhile. Does anyone have their phone number? If you do, would you mind sharing? Thx!
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