9 Reasons Why Being a Notary Loan Signing Agent is the Perfect Side Hustle

Mark Wills explains why becoming a notary loan signing agent works as a side hustle. You can earn $75 to $200 per signing, need minimal startup costs, and set your own schedule. The job requires no special degree and you can start within weeks.
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Hi, I'm Mark and I teach the Loan Signing System Finding a great side hustle so you can earn extra income has become more important than ever. Having an easy and effective way to diversify your income, making extra money so you can buy the things you want, or having an income backup plan to your existing career is imperative in today's economy. So what's a viable solution? Some people have turned to ride sharing platforms like Uber and Lyft, and these companies are attractive because you can work on your own schedule and it doesn't require any previous experience. Although lately it has been questioned how much money are you actually making after wear and tear on your own vehicle? Others are finding ways to make money online through things like blogging, but doing so requires a certain specific level of skill to produce content that your potential consumers will find interesting. But as a loan signing agent for 15 years, owner of a loan signing service, and the trainer for a loan signing agent training and certification course, I believe one of the best side hustles in America is becoming a notary public loan signing agent. In this video, I'll tell you the reason why it's such a great side hustle and why it's the best kept secret in the real estate industry. And then I'll share with you three easy steps to get started. But first things first. Some of you may be wondering, what exactly is a notary loan signing agent? It's simple. A notary loan signing agent is a notary public who knows loan documents. When someone purchases or refinances a home, a notary loan signing agent is hired to walk a homeowner through the loan documents. The loan signing agent will print the loan documents, meet the borrower and watch them sign the loan paperwork. Then after the paperwork is signed, they'll drop off the paperwork in FedEx or UPS using a pre printed prepaid postage label. And for this simple task, a loan signing agent makes anywhere from $75 to $200 per appointment and this appointment typically takes no longer than an hour. So why is being a notary public loan signing agent such a great side hustle? First of all, it's great money. You can make 75 to $200 in a single signing and once again, that signing takes about an hour. Total work time, including preparing and driving to the appointment is about an hour and a half to two hours. And that's just starting out and it gets a lot less as you become more experienced. Part time loan signing agents generally do one to three signings per week while full time agents like myself can do three to eight signings in a day, which is about four to nine hundred dollars every single day. Secondly, you can start part time and work around your existing work schedule. Since most signings occur on evenings and weekends. Simply pick up work when you want and keep your day job. The third reason is that you can get started with absolutely zero experience. There is no resume checking prior to a loan signing. You are hired simply based on your location in proximity to the loan signing. Next. You can work from home and be your own boss. Owning your own business can allow you to take advantage of many benefits such as many more tax write offs. The fifth reason is that you have the ability to make money almost immediately. In fact, I've had students make money within their very first week of getting started. Next. There are no degrees and there are zero certifications required to get started. Just an active notary commission and to get your commission. You can study and take your test in a day and have the ability to make money as soon as the commission comes in. The seventh reason? Ultra low startup costs. You can start a legitimate cash flowing business for just a few hundred dollars. The biggest costs are a printer and your notary commission. Next. There's absolutely no uncomfortable selling or recruiting of any kind. Loan signing business comes to you. In fact, there are companies out there that are constantly looking for people just like you to fill predetermined loan signing appointments. And last but certainly not least, you can learn the loan signing skill in just a few hours and master it after just a few loan signings. If you have a mentor or a system, I've developed a loan signing system to act as your virtual mentor to get you up to speed and fast. So now you can see why this.
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