Posted by Cody on 9/20/13 1:06pm
Msg #485336

Placer Title - 3 sets of docs

2 to be signed and 1 for the borrower....Do you get many requests for these?

Reply by SharpMind on 9/20/13 1:30pm
Msg #485340

I haven't worked with Placer Title, but this looks stinky. Not only do you have to print 3 sets of documents, but you have to spending time watching borrower(s) sign 2 sets of docs.

Reply by apsnltch on 9/20/13 4:03pm
Msg #485368

I have to agree....this doesn't make sense....If A borrower signes two Notes, two mortgages etc....are they not actually comitting to two loans. Why would they sign a second set of docs??? I would never see a reason for a third set of docs, especially not two of them being signed.....Are we missing something?

Reply by janCA on 9/20/13 1:36pm
Msg #485341

No, but just charge accordingly.

Reply by Alz on 9/20/13 3:06pm
Msg #485360

Agree. I never have to print. Pick-up/Drop-off only. n/m

Reply by Luckydog on 9/20/13 6:30pm
Msg #485399

Re: Agree. I never have to print. Pick-up/Drop-off only.

Never heard of that, and should only be one set of signed originals floating around. I would question it, but bottom line is, if they want that, charge them another 50% of your time. Like doing 2 closings in same location.

Reply by HSH/WA on 9/20/13 11:25pm
Msg #485411

Re: A signed note is a bad thing to have floating around. n/m