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Updated 9 months ago, 03/15/2024

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Private lenders and wet signature requirements at title

Brian Kempler
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I'm moving overseas for a while which will make embassy scheduling tough for notarizations that require wet signatures. Remote online notarization is more common these days outside real estate. But from personal experience, most institutional lenders and hard money lenders require wet signed documents (RON is not accepted).

I don't think private lenders would have this requirement, unless title companies encourage wet sign as standard practice. Has anyone been involved in a private lender transaction and used remote online notarization? RON is different from mobile notary by the way.

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