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Posted by anonymous on 4/29/04 12:50pm
quote from Brenda
"For what it is worth--from only my humbly and short-time accrued experience: My best advice is to someone with little or no experience is take the loan document package, read the instructions provided in the package, read your contract you have signed, and read info by the signing agency you are working for (on their site)--then, re-read it all. You will be more prepared that way. At the signing, advance carefully and attentively one document at a time beginning with the document you have been told by your hiring entity to start with (which may be stated in one of the documents I have mentioned above, and you will not know it if you do not read all of these first). "
I totally agreed. I have been working as a notary and had worked for signing companies and I've seen that alot of the time notaries do not read the agreement and instructions included. It does help tremendously, that is the purpose why they included those instructions.
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