Posted by UKCowboy_CA on 11/24/11 10:16am
Msg #404914
Splitting docs.
I have just received a closing assignment where they want me to split the docs and send some to the lender and some to escrow. The Instructions are totally confusing. Has anyone else experienced this?
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Reply by jba/fl on 11/24/11 10:20am
Msg #404915
Yes. Are you not understanding the instructions?
This is not common, but is done for certain companies.
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Reply by UKCowboy_CA on 11/24/11 10:33am
Msg #404917
Re: Yes. Are you not understanding the instructions?
I can do it, but I can't believe how complicated they made the instructions. It's like they want you to screw it up.
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Reply by CopperheadVA on 11/24/11 10:49am
Msg #404924
Re: Yes. Are you not understanding the instructions?
It's been years since I've had split package instructions, but I seem to remember that I had to make copies of the DOT/mortgage and some other screwy stuff.
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Reply by Sylvia_FL on 11/24/11 12:45pm
Msg #404931
Re: Yes. Are you not understanding the instructions?
I remember having to print three sets of docs, one for the borrower, one for the lender and one for the title company! That was for Industry Partners Title.
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Reply by jba/fl on 11/24/11 10:49am
Msg #404925
Re: Yes. Are you not understanding the instructions?
Basically they are sending the financials one place; everything else to a dead zone. Maybe that will put it in perspective and make it easier to sort.
Is this Search2Close?
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Reply by Notarysigner on 11/24/11 11:38pm
Msg #404941
Signing Source does that also Jba n/m
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Reply by LKT/CA on 11/24/11 7:16pm
Msg #404936
I'd charge them a secretarial (administrative) fee. I'm hired to get the docs SIGNED.....hence the name "SIGNING agent". Split SIGNING? Ok. Split docs to send here, there, and everywhere? NO - I'm not paid to do THEIR job. JMHO
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Reply by UKCowboy_CA on 11/25/11 5:55pm
Msg #404975
Thanks for all the excellent reponses and the PM advice it was very helpful.
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Reply by JanetK_CA on 11/26/11 1:29am
Msg #404981
Used to do a whole bunch of those for Chase. They were small, easy packages, so - after the first couple or so, once I had it down - it was no big deal.
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