Posted by pat/WA on 6/23/12 1:06pm
Msg #424438

question

Docs are to be kept in order received. DO NOT separate the doc package.
I welcome any comments on this instruction. The package has 150 pages and 1/3 of them are junk interspersed with the essential documents.

Reply by MistarellaFL on 6/23/12 1:16pm
Msg #424440

What's the big deal?

I get instructions NOT to return in a different order, and I also get instructions to use a particular stacking order.
I don't understand the post.

Reply by pat/WA on 6/23/12 1:19pm
Msg #424441

Re: What's the big deal?

Do you adhere to the instructions?

Reply by pat/WA on 6/23/12 1:20pm
Msg #424442

Re: What's the big deal?

sorry, just trying to get a general consensus.

Reply by Barb25 on 6/23/12 4:32pm
Msg #424460

Re: What's the big deal?

Interesting.

Reply by sigtogo/OR on 6/23/12 1:23pm
Msg #424443

absolutely. you could flag the ones you want them to see

flag the docs you want them to see first, pull them out for review then replace and move on. Not worth irritating a ss or title over.

Reply by desktopfull on 6/23/12 1:38pm
Msg #424447

Yes, and why wouldn't you? n/m

Reply by Buddy Young on 6/23/12 1:26pm
Msg #424444

I always try and keep them in order.

Reply by Linda Juenger on 6/23/12 1:38pm
Msg #424446

When you print the pkg, leave them in the exact order they printed. The ONLY exception to this that I would do is pull the HUD (if it doesn't print first) and put that on top to go over first with borrowers. Doesn't matter if 1/3 of them are junk, just flip them at the table leaving everything in order whether they get signed or not. The HUD (IMO) has everything you need to show them the terms of the loan, with the exception of the escrow disclosure which I go over when I get to it.

Reply by Yoli/CA on 6/23/12 1:47pm
Msg #424448

I see no problem with following instructions/directions. n/m

Reply by MW/VA on 6/23/12 2:03pm
Msg #424449

Follow your instructions. Also, this was discussed

recently, see msg. 423804.

Reply by MikeC/TX on 6/23/12 4:43pm
Msg #424461

Is this a serious question?

The instructions are DO NOT separate the package. Which part of DO NOT are you concerned about?

If you want to present the docs in a order other than how they were printed, do as someone else has already suggested - flag them with sticky-notes first so you know where they have to be in the stacking order before you return them.

Reply by Clem/CA on 6/23/12 5:22pm
Msg #424463

My instructions say keep in order. The docs came in 3 files, but not what file is to printed first. I pulled the SOI out and put it in the back of the package so I can double check my work when the borrowers are filling out that form...hmmmm. Gosh I hope Title doesn't call the SOS with an sos on me. Do you feel better now that some paid attention to you, even though this has been discussed before?

Reply by bfnotary on 6/23/12 6:12pm
Msg #424466

Could always rearrange the borrowers copy and go over that with them, (the few main docs), then sign with other copy

Reply by kathy/ca on 6/23/12 6:40pm
Msg #424468

Always follow instructions which these are basic, easy to

follow!

Reply by LKT/CA on 6/24/12 6:36pm
Msg #424536

I don't remember ever receiving instructions that said do not separate the packages. Many of these signings come in several attachments - and there's no guarantee that the order in which these attachments are sent to me inbox is the order in which I receive them in my inbox. If there were instructions as you mentioned, then I would, of course, follow them.