I must let it out. No matter how well one seems to prepare "Murphy's Law" rears his ugly head several days before closing. From my personal experience shortly before closing the water starts to get choppy and I find myself pointing fingers. Not literally, but you know what I mean. I will say that I have a Title company that I use almost exclusively and it is the greatest, in my opinion. Bayshore Title and Settlement. It is hard to find an associate that will work and adjust schedules to my needs, but know matter how hectic it gets prior to closing we as professionals will pull it together.
Today my frustration is at the Lender level, which I utilize and recommend the same ones to all my clients, but doesn't there always seem to be an issue between the Loan Officer and the underwriter. It makes me curious if they are in the same playing field and wait to communicate the day or day before closing. I know this may rub a certain sector of the Real Estate market the wrong way, but I just have to vent and get it off my chest. Tomorrow will come and so will the next day along with many more closings, but we do owe it to our clients to close on time and that is where the frustration sets in. 9 times out of 10 Real Estate Agents recommend lenders to our clients and we accept the responsibility that our associate lender will perform as we would expect them to.
Enough venting for one day but I am sure many have experienced the same as I will in the future, but I can only continue to strive to generate quality service to my clients.
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