I got a signing about two weeks prior to the closing date from a title company very close to my home. Good communication and they kept me up to date on the signing itself. I was rather excited that I was going to be working with a great company. I find out the Friday before that my docs are being overnighted, so my fee was more than average since I didn't have to worry about docs. I get the package and see there is just a small pile. Wow, I think to myself, this is going to be a quick signing. As I get my notarizations logged, I notice that documents are printed on both sides.
Trying to keep it straight at the table was a little uneasy, for me, as I had notarizations on both, it was printed upside down on the second page- it was just very sloppy and unprofessional. If you ask me! I am unsure if the Deed will even record if it is printed in this fashion. There were two documents that had "Borrower Copy" on one side and the other was "Lender Copy." How do you decipher which on you send back and then where is the borrowers? It wasn't anything they needed, so I told them if they wanted a copy, I could e-mail them a copy. They didn't want it; lucky me.
I finish the signing, apologize for the confusion- and head home. I just keep thinking how sloppy that is- regardless if they are trying to save trees (LOL!) I also wonder how some of these Title Companies can stay affloat if they do business this way.
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