Posted by HisHughness on 4/27/11 1:21pm
Msg #381464

WTF?

I have a purchase closing. The packet came with six -- count 'em, six -- copies of the HUD. Can someone explain the rationale behind that, please?

Reply by Linda_H/FL on 4/27/11 1:22pm
Msg #381465

One for Lender
One for Title
One for Listing Broker
One for Buying Broker
One for Buyer
One for Seller

Just in case the copier breaks...

Reply by trnsa_IL on 4/27/11 1:25pm
Msg #381467

Agreed n/m

Reply by HisHughness on 4/27/11 1:55pm
Msg #381477

Why would each of those need a HUD with a wet signature? Wouldn't a copy suffice?

Reply by Teresa/FL on 4/27/11 1:25pm
Msg #381466

I've had requests for as many as 9 signed HUDs.

What I can't understand is why the TC feels the need to print and scan 9 copies along with all the other title and lender docs.

I can read and follow directions. If the directions say to print 9 copies, I print 9 copies.

Reply by SouthernOK on 4/27/11 1:51pm
Msg #381475

printing and scanning multiples

I can understand the reason for this like if you've been burned by bad SA's not reading the instructions.

This makes it less idiot-proof. Just click and print.

I still think like a teacher, sorry.

Reply by Moneyman/TX on 4/27/11 3:22pm
Msg #381491

Since printing 8 additional copies of anything is not

a standard practice, I can see them scanning in the additional copies into the file to begin with.

When they do that it is easier for all, especially if the docs are late.

Reply by jba/fl on 4/27/11 4:41pm
Msg #381507

Maybe the directions said print 9 copies and a notary did...

9 copies of the entire package.

Just never know....

Reply by JanetK_CA on 4/27/11 9:35pm
Msg #381550

I've seen a couple where they needed six wet signatures, but they were smart (and/or nice), and only included additional copies of the signature page. I appreciated that!!

Reply by Susan Fischer on 4/27/11 1:32pm
Msg #381468

If some's good, more's better. I learned that in Man-School) n/m

Reply by nunu on 4/27/11 1:50pm
Msg #381474

what about the 12 rtc's in chase loans!

Reply by MW/VA on 4/27/11 2:07pm
Msg #381479

I think it's pretty much standard for 6 copies of the HUD

w/purchases. Everyone involved wants to make sure they get paid. Aren't you just thrilled that you're helping with that. LOL

Reply by HisHughness on 4/27/11 2:19pm
Msg #381484

Re: I think it's pretty much standard for 6 copies of the HUD

I guess I don't do that many purchases; about one out of 40 closings, maybe, but I don't recall six HUDs in any other purchase. That's something that would have caught my eye.

Reply by TacomaBoy on 4/27/11 3:33pm
Msg #381493

WTF!

Tsch, Tsch, Tsch . . Such language! I received 3 return FedEx label going to 3 different locations in a doc package. I e-mailed a note to the escrow company beginning with WTF! I’ve been banned from taking any more assignment for the *#&%@ Low Ballers! Go figure!

Reply by MW/VA on 4/27/11 4:14pm
Msg #381503

Just because we don't say it, doesn't mean we're not

thinking it!!! #$%&^^. LOL

Reply by mwm143 on 4/27/11 8:05pm
Msg #381535

WTBD? (what's the bid deal)?? n/m

Reply by jnew on 4/28/11 9:52am
Msg #381588

Re: WTBD? (what's the bid deal)??

Didn't that acronym originate in Shakespeare? What transpires, Fortinbras?