With more than 48 years of mortgage lending experience, Doss Law provides Attorney Drafted Loan Docs in all 50 states, helping clients save time, reduce exposure, and better protect their interests.

Our business model is different from other law firms that provide “Attorney Drafted Loan Docs” in our industry. Most other law firms use unlicensed loan processors to draft loan docs, and you may not work with an attorney at all even though you are paying to work with one. Many also use a round-robin system, so you work with a different person each time.

At Doss Law, an experienced attorney will draft your loan docs to protect you as much as possible, and you will usually work with the same attorney each time. You get representation from an actual attorney, better loan docs, and the borrower pays our fee.

Our Attorney Drafted Loan Docs start at $2,500 and go up from there depending upon loan size and complexity. The borrower pays our fee, and we only represent your interests. Once our fee is paid and we receive everything needed to complete the loan docs, we will complete the first draft within 2–3 business days.

Once we receive everything from you, we will quote you a price to draft the loan docs. After our quote is accepted, we will send the borrower a link to pay our fee in advance. Our clients prefer when borrowers prepay our fee because it shows commitment by the borrower that they are not shopping you and you don’t have any risk if the borrower was shopping you, misled you, or the deal falls apart for any other reason. Our fee could increase at our normal hourly rates if deal terms change, there are unforeseeable issues, and/or if the borrower’s legal counsel (or borrower) requests changes to our widely used loan documents.

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