"Cheap ain't good, good ain't cheap." True, but that's only part of it.
Signing packages seem designed to fail. Tiny check boxes that you need a magnifying glass to see. Being asked to fill out sections contrary to the plain meaning of the text of the document, such as the top of the Uniform Residential Loan Application. Different policies from company to company about how many right-to-cancel forms to return with the documents. Being expected to get signatures on documents that don't have a signature line. Et cetera.
I don't think the packages are deliberately designed to be hard to get right (except for the Statement of Information, which is intentionally designed to resemble Final Jeopardy). The problem is it isn't designed at all; the package is just a pile of stuff. |
