Mark Wills shows three ways notary loan signing agents can find work and boost income. Start with signing-agent databases, then register directly with signing services in your state, but the real money comes from building relationships with escrow officers and loan officers, which can pay $175 or more per hour-long appointment.
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I want to take this moment right now to give you 3 tips on how you can get loan signings as a notary public loan signing agent. Tip number 1 is sign up with something called signing agent databases. This is where signing services find notaries to attach to jobs all around this country by the thousands every single day. There is 5 I want you to take note of and sign up with today if you're a notary public loan signing agent. Signing services every day hire notaries for simply being in these databases. Here's tip number 2. And probably the best tip of the 3 is a lot of notaries don't realize you can bypass the signing agent database and sign up directly with the signing services. And signing services will use the notaries who sign up on their websites before they go to the signing agent databases. So make sure that you sign up with the signing services. Google signing services your state and then Google all the surrounding states and sign up directly with the signing services. And tip number 3, and the best tip to actually earn more money, is to bypass the signing service in its entirety. A lot of notaries don't realize you don't need the databases to make money. You can work directly with escrow officers, loan officers, and real estate agents. So quick question on the way out, do you know a family friend that is a realtor? Of course you do. They are a direct avenue towards a loan signing that can make $175 for an appointment that rarely takes more than an hour. To learn more about being a notary public loan signing agent, how to get business, how to make money on your own time up to $75 to $200 per appointment, make sure you click the link down below.
