Title Reviews
Title reviews are the heartbeat of the due diligence process.
Mortgage title issues can be significant enough to cost a lender his business. So, a lender’s understanding of title issues is of paramount importance to their business. However, it’s not easy for lenders to have a good grasp of all the aspects of title reports as it requires some intricate understanding of several complexities. Our office can provide you with specialized support services to insulate you from many potential hidden and expensive legal problems.
As support for the mortgage lender, we have wide experience in checking the accuracy of important title details, noting down exceptions, and readying lenders for the required actions (to remedy title exclusions) before the closing date. Leveraging our vast experience and combining it with a smooth process, we will help you complete all needs for mortgage title services with minimal delays and maximal accuracy.
Settlement Services
For lenders, the notary signing agent serves as the final link to complete a home loan. They are hired by the lender as independent contractors with the task of making sure the proper execution of real estate loan documents is completed by the borrower.
Loan paperwork can be confusing, so having notary signing agents as part of the process is a real benefit. They understand important concepts like your state’s notary laws, any applicable federal law that should be taken into account, and many other details regarding your mortgage documents and the loan process.
What Is A Notary Signing Agent?
A notary signing agent (NSA) reviews and finalizes a borrower's documents for their mortgage loan. The certified signing agent is a third party involved in the closing process and plays a crucial part in preventing real estate fraud. Lenders and title companies hire the signing services of notary signing agents to handle loan documents and assist in the last step of the loan process.
Notary Public Vs. Signing Agent
A signing agent is an expert notary public who is certified to assist lenders as the borrower goes through the loan application process. A notary public without this certification does not have the expertise to give any advice to their customers and can only witness signatures for legal documents and confirm the agreements. Both must have a state-issued commission, but any notary public can become a signing agent by completing state-specific certification requirements. Both a notary public and signing agent can perform mobile notary work, which involves traveling from location to location to perform notary services.