Posted by pan/nd on 10/8/12 5:29pm
Msg #437701

Boy oh Boy

I'll post this from FASS....for all Wells Fargo loans....without comment


Attention Signing Agents!!!

When you contact the borrowers to confirm or work out the date and time of the signing appointment , you must ensure to refer to the order as a "LOAN MODIFICATION SIGNING" ONLY. You must NOT refer to this order as a CLOSING OR A REFINANCE CLOSING.

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Thank you!

Reply by pan/nd on 10/8/12 5:35pm
Msg #437703

Never mind

I just got new glasses and can't read the big print....

the above applies to well fargo loan mods...only...not to all wells fargo loans

my bad

Reply by dgd/CA on 10/8/12 5:45pm
Msg #437707

Re: Never mind...none the less...

Received my email today as well. However, whilst we all may lol at this; good to see that WF actually forwarded notice (or in this instance, "forewarning.". :-) Fortunately, most are all ready well acquainted with this advisement.

Reply by dgd/CA on 10/8/12 5:51pm
Msg #437710

Re: Never mind...none the less...

so sorry, belonged in previous post

Reply by MikeC/TX on 10/8/12 5:46pm
Msg #437708

You get exactly what you pay for in this business.

Of course they're going to call it a closing. When you hire the cheapest notaries you can get, you hire the ones with the fewest tools. And if you hire someone whose only tool is a hammer, every job they tackle looks like it involves a nail...

Reply by HisHughness on 10/8/12 6:25pm
Msg #437717

That explains that

*** And if you hire someone whose only tool is a hammer, every job they tackle looks like it involves a nail...***

Now I understand why I heard a loan officer refer to me as "The Hammer" when talking to an escrow officer.

Reply by MW/VA on 10/8/12 6:52pm
Msg #437720

Interesting to know that WF is doing loan mods. I've

seen a lot of refi's lately, but no loan mods yet.

Reply by Stoli on 10/8/12 8:33pm
Msg #437730

Why, Hugh? Did you 'nail' him? n/m