Check out some similar questions!

mr.yet · Dec 27, 2006, 01:36 PM

I just sold my home and the buyer mortgage company, Sun Trust Mortgage respresentative was at the closing.

The odd thing was once the buyers signed the promissory note he left. Seems odd to me that the rep would not be there for the entire closing, is this normal business practice for this company??

To me it was rude for him to leave after they sign the promissory note.:confused:

mr.yet · Dec 28, 2006, 05:11 AM

In my opinion this company actions with their respresentative seems to show that they are only interested in the signing of the note and not the people they call customers.

KMSRyana · Dec 28, 2006, 04:38 PM

It's a guess, but I'd be willing to bet they were trying to see that it signed to know if they could count on the loan funding before month and year end. Quotas... ugh!

Fr_Chuck · Dec 28, 2006, 05:16 PM

Yes, I am surprised they even had a rep at the meeting most don't,

But if he was there, he was there for the sole purpose of the mortgage, not the actual closing.

And a closing can take a long time if the attorneys actually review all the paper work like they are suppose to be.

And honestly this is a busienss meeting, not a church social, he did his part or witnessed his part and he may well had other places to be or other meetings to go to.