NTC eRecording Rate Over 70%; County Recorders Share Insights on Best Practices to Record Mortgage Documents
NTC's new white paper takes an inside look at the challenges that remain to completely paperless public record document recording.
“Many have long assumed that county government officials, particularly county recorders, have been working against the industry’s move to electronic recording of documents into the public record,” said NTC CEO John Hillman. “In fact, these hard working professionals have been among the strongest proponents of eRecording and are still working to help our industry get the paper out of our process.”
The paper introduces readers to four public records professionals who have worked with the industry for many years to smooth the process of recording residential mortgage documents into the public record. It also provides tips and advice for solving the document-related problems that county recorders see most.
“The future of our industry is digital and so it’s in our best interest to work effectively with the county recorders who are tasked with getting our documents into the public record,” said Danny Byrnes, Vice President of Sales for Nationwide Title Clearing and author of the report. “The county recorders are not our enemies and the information they have shared in this white paper will benefit us all.”
To get a copy of the new white paper, click here.
