Posted by pat/WA on 8/17/13 3:03pm
Msg #480820

payment

Have you have ever had a title company refuse to pay the notary fee because the borrower had exercised his right to cancel?

Reply by HSH/WA on 8/17/13 5:13pm
Msg #480822

Re: Stinky, our fees are too small to be contingent. n/m

Reply by pat/WA on 8/17/13 5:15pm
Msg #480823

Forgot

Forgot to mention this was an investment "No Right to Cancel"

Reply by pat/WA on 8/17/13 5:16pm
Msg #480824

Re: Forgot

Evidently they let him cancel anyway or someone at the title company made a huge mistake!

Reply by John Tennant on 8/17/13 5:50pm
Msg #480826

Re: Forgot

Their mistake and they still are not paying you? Who is the TC?

Reply by MW/VA on 8/17/13 6:56pm
Msg #480833

No excuse not to pay you. You did your job & need to be

paid.

Reply by Susan Fischer on 8/17/13 7:17pm
Msg #480839

Perfect candidate for Karla's collection letter: Msg #480809

Don't give an inch.

Reply by GOLDGIRL/CA on 8/17/13 7:58pm
Msg #480842

Possibility: Sounds to me like ...

borrower failed to come in with required cash to close; therefore, the deal was dead.

However, that's not your fault, and you should be paid. Still, since nobody got paid, and the NSA is at the bottom of the totem pole, it doesn't look good for you unless you had an agreement with your hiring agency that you would be paid full fee no matter what. This very topic has been discussed here a zillion times. I'd certainly go after them for collection.

Reply by LKT/CA on 8/17/13 8:48pm
Msg #480846

Dept. of Insurance

Title Insurance Companies are regulated by the Dept. of Insurance in that state. Draft a complaint letter to them and mail/fax/email to TC with a cover letter that you will be sending that letter to the Dept. of Insurance informing if you do not receive payment in X days.