digital camera: 'Provide a copy of the borrower's ID, or you will not get paid!' - 01/11/09 01:23 PM
It seems like such a severe and drastic measure to refuse to pay the closer because the borrower was not able to provide a copy of their ID. But that is exactly what some companies threaten to do. This was in the instructions for the closing I did recently:
It's not … (3 comments)
digital camera: Sending faxes with a digital camera - 04/07/08 12:14 PM
"For every problem, there is a solution. ..." - Henry Louis Mencken My mobile office is equipped with just about everything I need to do a remote closing assignment: a laptop computer, HP 1022 laser printer, and power supplied by a power inverter. The one thing that I don't lug around is … (4 comments)
digital camera: Getting a copy of the borrower’s ID with a digital camera - 05/23/07 10:13 AM
On a few occasions I will get instructions letting me know that I don't need to get a photocopy of the borrower's ID: However, most of the time the title company insists on getting a photocopy. I make a point of requesting it when I make the confirmation call. It's a requirement … (3 comments)
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It seems like such a severe and drastic measure to refuse to pay the closer because the borrower was not able to provide a copy of their ID. But that is exactly what some companies threaten to do. This was in the instructions for the closing I did recently:
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