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Funding and Closing Stages in the Digital Online Mortgage Process

Closing and funding are the final stages of the mortgage loan process. Closing occurs when borrowers sign loan documents at the title company. Funding occurs after a lender reviews the signed loan documents and wires their funds to the title company. In this blog post, we will discuss what closing and funding entail, and provide …

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The Processing Stage in the Digital Online Mortgage Process

When you buy or refinance a home with Warp Speed Mortgage, your loan application will enter a unique loan process, called our Automated Underwriting System, or AUS, for a quick and fast determination of approval. From there it will be reviewed by the Underwriting team. Underwriting will review your application in more detail to determine …

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Everything You Need to Know About eClosing and eSigning

If you’re looking to achieve your home financing goals, you know a big part of the process is the closing experience, or the process where you sign all your documents to finalize your loan – some, all, or none of which can be done remotely (state restrictions do apply). There are several types of closing …

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Online Digital Mortgage Technology: Digital ID Verification

From flying, to purchasing certain items, to taking out a loan, ID verification is a necessary part of everyday life. During the mortgage process, you’ll need to have your identity verified to protect against fraud. During a traditional transaction, this would be done by showing a government issued photo ID to your loan officer.  What …

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Digital Mortgage Technology: Remote Notarizations

Once you have moved through the majority of your online digital mortgage process, you’ll sign your closing documents and have them notarized by a notary. Traditionally, this process had to happen in person, typically in your loan officer’s office, to have all documents signed and observed by a notary. Today, digital technology allows this process …

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