Signing tons of papers.

So a part of the newer undersigning process at the mortgage office includes me signing things that I've signed before. Tax returns copies of tax returns, a signature for allowing the bank to get tax returns so they can compare them to the tax returns I provided to check for fraud were signed.

The process took about half an hour, and it was less arduous than I had anticipated. The stack of papers only required a signature for every few pages, and each page was presented to me with what they were and what they were for. Things like assuming the responsibility for paying taxes, paying insurance, and paying them on time.

Because I'm planning on switching banks from a big bank to a credit union they allowed me to hold off on the automatic payment forms till I've gotten setup at my new bank. Something I plan on doing right after I wire the funds from my account to the mortgage company.

It's quite interesting, the entire process. Overall I'd have to say that everything went smoothly. All of the paperwork that I've gone though will be provided to me on a CD, and emailed to me in PDF, so come time for taxes I'll be able to print things out and send them to my accountant.

All I have left to do is wire money to the title company and wait for the sellers to do some signing off on the final sales papers. That happens on monday, the next day they get their money, the day after that I get keys, that night I plan on moving in my electronics and computer stuff, the following morning I've taken the day off so I can help the movers with all my stuff starting at 9am.

Woo!