A new survey from Solidifi, a title and mortgage services provider, found that eight out of 10 consumers would prefer to close a transaction in person. The result suggests that it might be a while before “e-closings” become the norm, if ever.
Source: Inman News
8 out of 10 consumers prefer to close transactions in person
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