Specifically, I've heard numerous people use "double close" when the transaction being described was what Will is calling a simultaneous close.

As describe above there are remedies outside of making a new loan.

Something that multiple users can see.I would like to be able to focus more on pulling comps and other more important activities than fumbling though pdf's, etc.We have a programmer in-house that I'm considering putting on this task, but if something already exists, I'd rather go that route.I think I just described a potential new position...I've found a couple that I'm testing at the moment, but am curious to hear others' thoughts.Thanks!

Don't mess with the trust, it's so much easier to do it the way Don described.

I have researched the subject & have yet to see any agent prosecuted for the kind of self-dealing that I've described, however - those who have been prosecuted had a fairly common charge.

Our conversations are frank and open and there are no issues such as you describe with this group of borrowers.

The business that I will describe for you can be any business - it can be an ice cream business, or even an office coffee service business.

In that thread, myself and others describe how we use "deposit only" bank cards to allow our tenants to deposit their rent via an ATM.

When passing less than full title, you would say where appropriateGrantor garnts his/her/their 1/6th interest in and to following described parcel to-wit: Loy 1 of Block 2, Crappyhood subdivision in Heaven County, Stateofmind, according to the recorded plat thereof.Bottom line, see an attorney as the standard deed has references to all interest; coveys, grants, sells and sets over unto grantee all of their right, title etc.

Apparently the MO in this area is what I described above.