Thanks Rick. I hope you can find something. I don't want to antagonize my clients over something they want done on their documents. In this climate, it's best to keep your clients happy within reason. I've never had a borrower refuse to sign it, but if they did, I do not press the issue. I have a policy that if a borrower does not want to sign anything in the package it is their right and not up to me to force the issue. They just sign a note stating their refusal.
As far as investors buying the note, frankly it's not my concern. If the original lender wants a single borrower to sign the top of the 1003, then it's their problem if a investor balks. I just do what is requested of me, as long as it's not an illegal act. |
