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Since November 2009
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Since November 2009
Did the closer with IBS look like him? If so, not only did he Shart your couch, but also urinated on Jerry Seinfelds... I have heard the saying... I almost sharted when I saw the closing statement, but only thought it was a joke... Call your LO and advise him that you want to replace the lawfirm that originally failed to close your loan (Shartsky&Hutch) and that you also want a RTG gift card when you reclose without a redraw fee so that you do not need a pair of DEPENDs at closing. Just when you would think we are turning the corner on cleaning up this industry, someone has to mess it up again, literally. keep rockin'.
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Since September 2009
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Since April 2009
First, I am sorry for your experience, just when you think you have heard it all, then this. I agree wholeheartedly that you should not be responsible for the redraw fee, and the steam cleaning of the couch. I think the lender and title company should already be working together to get those fees forgiven for you. As to your description, although graphic, I think you handled it with as much discretion as could be hoped for. Sort of reminds me of a Seinfeld episode. Best wishes, Jim.
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Rudi, I think I'd want a new sofa all together!
SS, not only should the lender pay the $200 redraw fee, but also pay the cost of having your sofa stain free. Don't you think that would be the ethical thing to do?
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But he also mentioned that I would have to pay a $200.00 "redraw fee" since the lender would need to redo the loan documents with Monday's date on them.
My question is, do you all think I should have to pay for that or should the lender or title company pay for it. At this point, I dont even think I should have to pay for the outside closer as its gonna cost me some money to get the diarreaha stains out of my new furniture.
Thanks for any help or input.
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