Funding

Signing
Here comes the best part. Once your lender has agreed to close or fund your loan, the signing can begin. Before this happens, however, be sure to verify and finalize all the documents, and to supply any additional requirements (such as photo IDs or cashiers’ checks). The final loan documents are usually signed in the presence of an escrow officer or a notary.

Wiring funds
Your payment is either automatically deducted or wired—in the latter case, the money is electronically transferred between financial companies. Make sure that the wiring instructions as well as all important numbers are clarified and checked for accuracy by both parties.

Give yourself a pat on the back. Your loan is now funded! Tie up any loose ends by confirming the money transfer with your broker and filing all pertinent documents of the transaction.

You can feel confident that CME Funding will educate you and make sure your loan process is as smooth as possible.  Contact us for a free no obligation mortgage evaluation.