Two paths to notary signing work: use signing services that take a cut, or get direct clients from mortgage professionals and keep the full fee. Appointments pay up to $200 each.
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So how much does a notary loan signing agent make? A notary loan signing agent makes anywhere from 75 to $200. Well, how come it's 95 or how come it's 200? And the answer is simple. There's two ways to get business as the notary public loan signing agent. One way to get business at a notary public loan signing agent is through a signing service. A signing service. I own one of these. I will go to the title company and say, hey, I want all your mortgage closings. They give them to me. I find the notaries for the mortgage closings. The typical signing fee in America is $150 to $200. I will pay the notary out 125 and I will keep the rest. If you choose to get business through a signing service, think of the signing service as a broker. The broker is keeping part of the fee and giving you the rest. So a signing service simply acts like a broker. In exchange for getting you the business, all you do is literally answer a text message or an email or pick up the phone. So in exchange for getting that lead to you, the signing service takes a cut off the top. So the range of a signing service payout is 75 to $125. The second way to get business is getting the business directly through a mortgage professional themselves and not rely on a signing service. So they call that direct business. You're getting business directly from a lender, directly from an escrow officer, directly from a realtor. And if you're not using a middleman, you keep the entire fee. And the standard fee in America, regardless of state, is 150 to 200 per appointment. So now you know why there's a range between 75 and 200.
