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What are considered 'loan docs'?
@Anonymous wrote:What are considered 'loan docs'?
I'm in escrow and i haven't signed any loan docs yet. Most likely you've only signed docs like the contract, repair requests, etc. Usually loan docs are signed when you're closing...which would be at the title company. I could be wrong, as this is my first time too.
What are considered 'loan documents'? What is the difference between them and closing? We signed about 60 pages back in January. They locked in our mortgage rate and had the details of the loan. I assumed those were considered 'loan documents.' Sorry for not making sense. Evidently, I'm confused. So I have to sign loan documents and then go to closing? What is the point of the loan documents?
On January 20th when we completed the loan application, we signed all the loan disclosure paperwork, received the GFE, truth in lending, etc. This was all prior to the appraisal and going to UW. It also happened before the inspection and the Request to Remedy was agreed to. So I don't think this is completely uncommon. I got a call late last when with the Clear to Close that we had to come back in and re-sign some of the paperwork because in order to make the closing costs fit within the guidelines, they had to take $495 off. What a shame! Anyway, point being, we signed most of the loan docs before anything of significance even happened.
@Anonymous wrote:What are considered 'loan documents'? What is the difference between them and closing? We signed about 60 pages back in January. They locked in our mortgage rate and had the details of the loan. I assumed those were considered 'loan documents.' Sorry for not making sense. Evidently, I'm confused. So I have to sign loan documents and then go to closing? What is the point of the loan documents?
I signed about 30 pages up until now, most of them were my disclosure documents and other escrow-account-opening documents, but they weren't the actual "sign your life away" documents - the loan docs that are notarized with the title company present.
Best way to tell, I think, is if there was a notary present for your signatures.
After all of my worry and heartburn over this stupid new collection that has appeared on the credit report, our underwriter emailed me this afternoon and said "its ok, we decided we aren't going to pull the credit a final time. We are still on track to close this friday.
OMG!!!! We close on Friday!!!!
NewStart, i am sooo happy it all worked out for you. congratulations on closing!!!
I literally taught my chocolate lab to high five me cause no one else was home to celebrate with!! We are headed to the house to look at it and be happy. ![]()
@Anonymous wrote:I literally taught my chocolate lab to high five me cause no one else was home to celebrate with!! We are headed to the house to look at it and be happy.
Congrats!!!
Have I mentioned how much I'm starting to hate Capital One? I spoke to someone Thursday night finally and thought I was headed in the right direction. I was supposed to get a call back yesterday with information, no call. I called in at 4:30 today and was told the supervisor I've been working with was "busy" and she would call me back in two hours. No call. Back on the phone with them again. Explaining the situation to yet another CSR who's going to be my "Personal Account Manager today". Enough! Give me one friggin person to work with and lets get this sorted out!
I'm going to continue editing this post while I'm on the phone with them. The CSR I was talking to took me on and off hold a bunch of times but got no where so he transferred me to the fraud department, who can't seem to get through their head that this has been on-going for almost a month. I'm tired of repeating myself to these people. I work in an industry where we use a ticketing system to track incidents and when someone works on something with it, its all tied into a single case number. I feel like they aren't doing this even though they gave me a case number. This seems so disorganized and #$%!. I've talked to one person out of about 10 who I felt like was actually interested in helping me, just not "apologizing for my inconvenience". I'm sick of this, it shouldn't be that damn difficult. They confirmed it was a fraudulent app. Just fax the letter!
I'm sure more updates to come before I hang up. Back to the awful hold music.
Still on hold. Guy from fraud came back on for a minute, talked really really fast about getting me to another "specialist" and then put me back on hold to connect the call. Been on hold for almost ten minutes since then. This hold music sucks.
Oh he popped back on to apologize for the long hold time, then put me back on hold again. Ugh. I apologize to everyone for this post, but its making me feel better to vent this way.
The music stopped but there's dead silence on the line. If they hung up on me I'm going to lose my mind.
The specialist put the request in to send the fax to the lender while I was on the phone with him. He said the cutoff time is 2 p.m. eastern (its after 8 p.m. now) and that it would be processed tomorrow and it would take 1-2 business days to actually get faxed to the lender. I swear if they don't get have the letter on Thursday I'm going to lose my mind. I'm not sure what recourse I have against them other than closing my account, which doesn't do anything unless I could pay off or transfer the balance on my card. I guess I could send letters to the CEO and whatnot, but not a whole hell of a lot of good thats going to do if the closing gets delayed.