Friday, April 9, 2010
maintaining privacy
We title agents are charged with guarding other peoples money and other peoples information. On the information side, we have privacy rules. One of these rules is that we do NOT release documents from our closed files to anyone other than a principal to a transaction who would have a legitimate need for a document. That principal must request the document in writing so we have a reasonable
maintaining privacy
We title agents are charged with guarding other peoples money and other peoples information. On the information side, we have privacy rules. One of these rules is that we do NOT release documents from our closed files to anyone other than a principal to a transaction who would have a legitimate need for a document. That principal must request the document in writing so we have a reasonable
Pennsylvania Treasury escheat deadline is looming......
Title agents must file a report even if they have no money to escheat!
Q: Are holders required to file a “negative report”?
A: Yes, all holders that have no property to report, must file a none report each year by April 15th.
Read more FAQs on the Treasury web site.
Q: Are holders required to file a “negative report”?
A: Yes, all holders that have no property to report, must file a none report each year by April 15th.
Read more FAQs on the Treasury web site.
Pennsylvania Treasury escheat deadline is looming......
Title agents must file a report even if they have no money to escheat!
Q: Are holders required to file a “negative report”?
A: Yes, all holders that have no property to report, must file a none report each year by April 15th.
Read more FAQs on the Treasury web site.
Q: Are holders required to file a “negative report”?
A: Yes, all holders that have no property to report, must file a none report each year by April 15th.
Read more FAQs on the Treasury web site.
Wednesday, April 7, 2010
what about these title agents who fail to issue policies, eh?
Hi Diane,
I came across your blog sometime last year and really enjoy reading it as it helps to understand what goes on in the world of title. I recently began job in the mortgage industry. This company grew fast and could not keep up the pace of processing the incoming final documents (recorded mortgage and title policy) so I was hired to get the company back on track. After clearing out
I came across your blog sometime last year and really enjoy reading it as it helps to understand what goes on in the world of title. I recently began job in the mortgage industry. This company grew fast and could not keep up the pace of processing the incoming final documents (recorded mortgage and title policy) so I was hired to get the company back on track. After clearing out
what about these title agents who fail to issue policies, eh?
Hi Diane,
I came across your blog sometime last year and really enjoy reading it as it helps to understand what goes on in the world of title. I recently began job in the mortgage industry. This company grew fast and could not keep up the pace of processing the incoming final documents (recorded mortgage and title policy) so I was hired to get the company back on track. After clearing out
I came across your blog sometime last year and really enjoy reading it as it helps to understand what goes on in the world of title. I recently began job in the mortgage industry. This company grew fast and could not keep up the pace of processing the incoming final documents (recorded mortgage and title policy) so I was hired to get the company back on track. After clearing out
Tuesday, April 6, 2010
query: I have been pre-approved and have received a Good Faith Estimate, does that mean I am approved?
No. Receipt of the Good Faith Estimate is the first step in selecting a lender. The question on the table right now is - are YOU satisfied with the terms offered by the mortgage lender?
Your job right now is to speak with a few lenders and compare Good Faith Estimates. Lenders cannot charge you for that pre-approval or Good Faith Estimate so move fast, make your decision - choose a lender.
Your job right now is to speak with a few lenders and compare Good Faith Estimates. Lenders cannot charge you for that pre-approval or Good Faith Estimate so move fast, make your decision - choose a lender.
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