Santa Ana, Calif-based First American Document Solutions, realizing the industry need for better post closing due diligence, has launched a new online portal designed to help lenders and servicers reduce their post-closing document management costs and improve investor compliance. The portal, dubbed ePostClosing.com, is a new platform that enables lenders and servicers to handle all of their document retrieval, trailing document, lien release and assignment tasks through a single online system. The platform offers customers instant access to the nation's largest property database, which includes more than 4 billion imaged records and access to a nationwide network of abstractors and field researchers. The services that are available online through ePostClosing.com include nationwide document retrieval, trailing documents and title policy retrieval, lien release services, assignment services, data solution and electronic vaulting.
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