If you accept a company’s terms and conditions - for instance with snapdocs if you haven’t worked for a company you get a terms and conditions that must be accepted before you can obtain and print the documents.
If you accept an order and there is a section that tells you payment is reduced if a loan does not fund - you are in fact obligated to take the lowered fee. You can ask for a full fee, you can ask for a higher cancel fee but you are responsible for whatever term and condition you accept when you sign.
Sometimes an appointment doesn’t go the way we want. It’s the way it is.
I totally agree. When closings are happening the fees in Florida range from 200 to 400. Who is making the money on these deals. Everyone is entitled to make money but I agree they really take advantage. You should not take a signing for 50-70 that is crazy.
Yes, I have as well. Loan signing will, if it hasn’t already, become a fill in or if I have some free time for a lot of notaries. It may seem good for the loan signing services right now, but when they limit the talent that is available or willing to work with them, what will they do then? I have one that I am not going to consider offers from anymore for this very reason.
