Types of Signing Agent Documents
Cash Real Estate Deals
What it is:
What you need to bring:
A cash real estate deal, or cash offer, is when a buyer has the cash to purchase the property without needing to get approval for a loan. Sometimes buyers can make cash offers on a property if they received a pre-approval for a loan or that they will be easily approved for a loan.
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The document(s) that must be notarized
Refinance Loans
What it is:​
What you need to bring:
A refinance loan is when an individual takes out a new loan to may off one or more outstanding loans. this is often done to receive lower interest rates or to reduce their repayment amount.
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The document(s) that must be notarized
Loan Modifications
What it is:
What you need to bring:
A loan modification is any changes being made to the original terms of the loan. This includes extending the term, lowering the interest rate, and/or changing the loan type.
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The document(s) that must be notarized
Purchase Loans
What it is:
What you need to bring:
These loans are the ones requested by a borrower in order to purchase something else such as a house, car, or other expensive asset that the individual could not afford on their own.
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The document(s) that must be notarized
Home Equity Loans
What it is:​
What you need to bring:
Equity loans, or home equity loans, are loans for a set amount of money that of which is secured by an individual's home. To repay these loans, equal monthly payments are made over a fixed term, similar to that of a regular mortgage.
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The document(s) that must be notarized
Lines of Credit
What it is:
What you need to bring:
A line of credit is a flexible loan. These are gotten from from a financial institution for a defined amount of money. With a line of credit an individual can access as the funds as needed and is repay immediately or within a prespecified time period. They are very much similar to credit cards.
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The document(s) that must be notarized
Piggy Bank Loans
What it is:
What you need to bring:
This is when a person takes out two loans for one property. most of the time the first loan will cover approximately 80% while the second loan covers another 10% and the remaining 10% must come out of the person's pocket.
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The document(s) that must be notarized
Reverse Mortgage Loans
What it is:​
What you need to bring:
A reverse mortgage is similar to a traditional mortgage where homeowners can borrow money by using their homes as a security measure for the loan.
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The document(s) that must be notarized
Commercial Loans
What it is:
What you need to bring:
These loans are between businesses and a financial institutions, such as banks. These are debt-based funding arrangement that are typically used to fund major capital expenditures and/or cover operational costs that the company may otherwise be unable to afford.
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The document(s) that must be notarized