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Permalink Reply by Celeste ODea on August 31, 2011 at 2:57pm

No, not at all.  You only need to put loan numbers om the docs that you fax in.  If you are uploading tax returns, pay stubs, bank statements, etc., you do not need to put loan numbers on those docs.

Permalink Reply by Valerie Pressley on August 31, 2011 at 3:15pm

Celeste is right.  You do not need to put loan numbers on every document when uploading into Equator.  That practice harkens back to the "good ole days" when you had to fax stuff to the bank and they'd drop the pile of papers on the floor.  They wanted to be able to identify your file from the mess that was laying on the floor!

Permalink Reply by Celeste ODea on August 31, 2011 at 3:18pm

A perfect analogy, Valerie.  Since I have your attention, has anyone had to submit a Request for Variance on a PFS property and, if so, how did it work out?  HUDs value on an FHA SS listing I have is $290,000, but we cannot get an offer above $250,000.  What are the chances of a Variance being looked at or even approved by HUD?

Permalink Reply by Donna Paul on August 31, 2011 at 4:31pm

Thank God you don't have to do that with Equator any more. If you were faxing over the documents ;yes, you would need to put th loan number on every doucments.

 

I hope it all goes well for you.

 

Permalink Reply by Gael Adair Grove, CDPE/SFR/ePro on September 2, 2011 at 5:13am

I still do, just in case! it's a pain but I do it from my printer so that I load each page into the paper drawer and a small itty bitty loan # slip of paper in the top rt corner of my printer and voila, each page has a loan # on it!

 

Permalink Reply by Jeff Payne on September 2, 2011 at 7:19am

Gael, you actually print everything and add loan numbers to it?  There are alot of programs out there that will add headers and footers to the page.  I use ADOBE professional for all of my documents and rarely ever print anything unless I absolutley have to. 

Your way seems like alot of time and in this business time is money....... 

Gael Adair Grove, CDPE/SFR/ePro said:

I still do, just in case! it's a pain but I do it from my printer so that I load each page into the paper drawer and a small itty bitty loan # slip of paper in the top rt corner of my printer and voila, each page has a loan # on it!

 

Permalink Reply by Gael Adair Grove, CDPE/SFR/ePro on September 3, 2011 at 9:24am

well now...duh to me! I have ProX and never thought about using it for that.... thank you!!!