Don't put your seller's loan number in the email subject line!

Hey Gang! Just a quick tip. Do NOT put the seller loan number in the subject line in an email that you are sending to a negotiator at BofA. They are told to delete any email with loan number in the subject line. You're okay to put the L/N in the body of the email.

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Permalink Reply by Makoto Sato on February 5, 2010 at 10:10am
Ray, depends on the loan type. If NON-fannie/freddie/govie then you will be routed to Equator. if Fannie/Freddie/Govie then you will go the traditional fax route.

Ray Saenz said:
That's only when you have an assigned negotiator and you got his/her email address?

besides that they want everything by fax. Now with Equator is different story beucause you have to upload all the cr.p again that's ridiculous.
Permalink Reply by Elizabeth Monje on February 7, 2010 at 4:34pm
Wow, great Information! Thank you for sharing!

Makoto Sato said:
Ray, depends on the loan type. If NON-fannie/freddie/govie then you will be routed to Equator. if Fannie/Freddie/Govie then you will go the traditional fax route.

Ray Saenz said:
That's only when you have an assigned negotiator and you got his/her email address?

besides that they want everything by fax. Now with Equator is different story beucause you have to upload all the cr.p again that's ridiculous.

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