The word "post" means after. So any reference to post closing means after closing.
We have a post closing department which handles all of the details and work that takes place AFTER the closing. For a title insurance agent, that means recording documents, issuing policies, delivery of documents, filing, scanning, escrows and sending out checks, etc.
Mortgage lenders also have post closing
Saturday, March 20, 2010
query: what do you mean mortgage post closing
The word "post" means after. So any reference to post closing means after closing.
We have a post closing department which handles all of the details and work that takes place AFTER the closing. For a title insurance agent, that means recording documents, issuing policies, delivery of documents, filing, scanning, escrows and sending out checks, etc.
Mortgage lenders also have post closing
We have a post closing department which handles all of the details and work that takes place AFTER the closing. For a title insurance agent, that means recording documents, issuing policies, delivery of documents, filing, scanning, escrows and sending out checks, etc.
Mortgage lenders also have post closing
enjoy a title insurance blog - what? are you crazy? ;)
Diane,
This might strike you as a bit strange, but I enjoyed visiting your blog.
Who would have thought I would visit a blog about title insurance?
I stumbled on your blog when I was researching the term "successors and assigns". I was interested in the term because I was sort of skimming through the United States Code. Right from the get go, the USC defines terms, one of which is "company".
This might strike you as a bit strange, but I enjoyed visiting your blog.
Who would have thought I would visit a blog about title insurance?
I stumbled on your blog when I was researching the term "successors and assigns". I was interested in the term because I was sort of skimming through the United States Code. Right from the get go, the USC defines terms, one of which is "company".
enjoy a title insurance blog - what? are you crazy? ;)
Diane,
This might strike you as a bit strange, but I enjoyed visiting your blog.
Who would have thought I would visit a blog about title insurance?
I stumbled on your blog when I was researching the term "successors and assigns". I was interested in the term because I was sort of skimming through the United States Code. Right from the get go, the USC defines terms, one of which is "company".
This might strike you as a bit strange, but I enjoyed visiting your blog.
Who would have thought I would visit a blog about title insurance?
I stumbled on your blog when I was researching the term "successors and assigns". I was interested in the term because I was sort of skimming through the United States Code. Right from the get go, the USC defines terms, one of which is "company".
First American responds to suit....
The lawsuit pits the nation’s No. 1 mortgage lender against the nation’s No. 2 title insurance company. Officials for Bank of America declined to comment on the case.
A spokeswoman for First American issued a statement expressing regret over the lawsuit, adding that the practices of an intermediary likely will be “scrutinized” as a result of the case:
“United General Title Insurance Company and
A spokeswoman for First American issued a statement expressing regret over the lawsuit, adding that the practices of an intermediary likely will be “scrutinized” as a result of the case:
“United General Title Insurance Company and
First American responds to suit....
The lawsuit pits the nation’s No. 1 mortgage lender against the nation’s No. 2 title insurance company. Officials for Bank of America declined to comment on the case.
A spokeswoman for First American issued a statement expressing regret over the lawsuit, adding that the practices of an intermediary likely will be “scrutinized” as a result of the case:
“United General Title Insurance Company and
A spokeswoman for First American issued a statement expressing regret over the lawsuit, adding that the practices of an intermediary likely will be “scrutinized” as a result of the case:
“United General Title Insurance Company and
Friday, March 19, 2010
well, well, well......crappy title underwriting comes home to roost
Now Bank of America Corp., the nation's biggest mortgage lender, is saying the nation's second-largest title insurer did much the same thing and should be on the hook for more than $500 million in losses.
In a lawsuit filed earlier this month, BofA alleged that First American Corp. in Santa Ana relied on home buyers to tell them about liens on their properties and other matters, rather than
In a lawsuit filed earlier this month, BofA alleged that First American Corp. in Santa Ana relied on home buyers to tell them about liens on their properties and other matters, rather than
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