It’s Not Rocket Science: Two Lenders Share How Easy Digital Closing Implementation Can Be

For many lenders, adopting digital closings seems like a daunting task that can be put off until another day. You have to figure out which investors accept eSigning, eNotes, and eNotarization. Then, train your staff and  coordinate with thousands of settlement agents on a new process. Does it have to be this hard though? No, it doesn’t. In fact, implementing digital closings can be non-disruptive and take just a few weeks.

In this webinar, you’ll hear from two lenders who have recently implemented digital closings across their entire organization and with all of their settlement partners. First Option Mortgage and Allied Mortgage Group will share what it’s really like to go from paper to digital closings, how easy or difficult the process was, and their learnings. 

Your perception of implementing digital closings might just be shattered.

Date & Time: June 25th, 1 pm CST
Company: Snapdocs

Peter Martinez-Fonts
Head of Customer Success
Snapdocs
Kevin Strika
VP of Operations
First Option Mortgage

Todd Burton
Director of Process Development
Allied Mortgage Group

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