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New Study: eClosing Increases ROI for Lenders and Title Agents

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February 7, 2022
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A full eClosing occurs when all closing documents are electronically signed and notarized online; including the eNote and security instrument. There are variations such as hybrid eClosings, where only certain parts of the lending process are brought online. Based on a recent study of Notarize customers conducted by MarketWise, implementing eClosings (whether hybrid or full) has shown the most impact on ROI for lenders β€”Β  saving them time and improving loan quality and customer satisfaction.

Here are some key figures from the study that showcase the benefits of eClosings.

Click here to access the full study and find out how eClosing increases ROI for lenders.

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A full eClosing occurs when all closing documents are electronically signed and notarized online; including the eNote and security instrument. There are variations such as hybrid eClosings, where only certain parts of the lending process are brought online. Based on a recent study of Notarize customers conducted by MarketWise, implementing eClosings (whether hybrid or full) has shown the most impact on ROI for lenders β€”Β  saving them time and improving loan quality and customer satisfaction.

Here are some key figures from the study that showcase the benefits of eClosings.

Click here to access the full study and find out how eClosing increases ROI for lenders.