Posted by desktopfull on 11/1/13 2:40pm Msg #490902
Anyone else noticed the new instruction for docs
Mine now say: Provide a physical written copy of documents to the borrower.
I believe they are clarifying that you can't put the docs on a disc and give that to the borrower in lieu of printing the second set of documents.
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Reply by Linda_H/FL on 11/1/13 2:43pm Msg #490907
ROFL
"Provide a physical written copy of documents to the borrower."
Any bets on how long before the first post that says "does this really mean I have to hand-write out all the documents??!!"
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Reply by desktopfull on 11/1/13 2:46pm Msg #490910
Re: ROFL
You're probably right, someone will more than likely ask that question.
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Reply by BrotherOwner on 11/1/13 3:50pm Msg #490928
Re: I'll defer to Hugh on this, but words DO have meanings
I believe someone MEANS physical PRINTED copy, but that's NOT what they communicated.
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Reply by walthtz on 11/1/13 3:19pm Msg #490920
so how does quicken get away with having the BR copy on the internet for the BR to d/l?
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Reply by Linda_H/FL on 11/1/13 3:29pm Msg #490924
Re: Anyone else noticed the new instruction for docs n/m
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Reply by Linda_H/FL on 11/1/13 3:29pm Msg #490925
Apologies - hit wrong button. n/m
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Reply by VT_Syrup on 11/1/13 3:36pm Msg #490926
It's one thing for a title company, attorney, or lender to determine that all the legal requirements to provide documents in electronic form to a borrower/buyer/seller have been satisfied. It's quite another thing for a notary to make that decision.
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Reply by desktopfull on 11/1/13 4:04pm Msg #490933
Quicken always sends a bound, printed, fully executed set of the docs to the borrower.
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