mobile office: Mobile Offices: Are they necessary? - 01/08/09 02:18 PM
It usually goes like this: I'll have a closing at 4 p.m. I'll have another closing at 6 p.m. Normally there would be no problem handling those two assignments. Colorado Springs isn't that big. I can finish the 4pm closing, then go straight to the 6pm closing.
There's just one problem: … (8 comments)
mobile office: Long distance closing assignments, and the problems involved - 12/22/08 09:21 AM
Recently I wrote about a closing I did more than 90 miles away in Rocky Ford. Although the closing went smoothly, getting there wasn't without its problems. So I decided to write another post on some of the problems of doing a long distance closing assignment, or a closing in a remote area. … (0 comments)
mobile office: Will a mobile office get you more business? - 06/27/08 10:31 AM
It might. It might not. But I think the real purpose for having a mobile office is convenience.
At least that's what I had in mind when I invested in the equipment needed to do mobile computing. It's about saving time, reducing stress, getting a job done in more ways than … (7 comments)
mobile office: Colorado mobile closings: broadband equipment test - 04/12/08 08:29 PM
I wanted to see if I could log on to the internet today. As you can see from that Yahoo! screen, I was able to do so. You're no doubt thinking, 'Big deal. So you're on the internet.'
Well there's actually a bit more to it than that. I wanted to see … (5 comments)
mobile office: eSign closings: "it is here" - 04/09/08 08:25 AM
"If you have a laptop computer and a wireless PC card for internet access (available through cell providers), or would be willing to equip yourself with these, we would like to know, so we can dispatch Esign closings to you. We have all heard this for a while, but I can … (2 comments)
mobile office: 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)
mobile office: Mobile computing for remote closers - 02/15/08 06:16 AM
Occasionally the need arises to print loan documents away from the office. There might be a last minute revision to the HUD Settlement Statement. Or perhaps the closer gets a call to do a closing while they are away from the office. Rather than having to go back to the office … (2 comments)
mobile office: Self-sufficient notary signing agents - 11/01/07 10:31 AM
In a recent topic I wrote that notary signing agents can do a closing, or any other related matter, virtually anywhere: at the borrower's home, place of work, ... even in a restaurant. The question was asked, what do I do about last-minute revisions to the HUD settlement statement? We can … (2 comments)
mobile office: A notary signing agent's mobile office - 09/09/07 02:51 AM
Fortunately it doesn't take much equipment for a notary signing agent to have an office away from the office. Although there are many things we do, one of the main things we need to be able to do is print loan documents. And there are many occasions when it's necessary to … (10 comments)
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It usually goes like this: I'll have a closing at 4 p.m. I'll have another closing at 6 p.m. Normally there would be no problem handling those two assignments. Colorado Springs isn't that big. I can finish the 4pm closing, then go straight to the 6pm closing.
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