Mark Wills breaks down notary signing agent pay and appointment lengths. Most appointments run 45 to 60 minutes, though they can range from 10 minutes to 3 hours depending on the client. The $150 per hour claim depends heavily on how efficiently you work.
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Are notary signing agents really making $150 per hour? How long does an appointment take? Personally done a signing in 10 minutes. Literally 10 minutes. $175. But I've also been in signings that have taken three hours. But I would say, on average, I tell every one of my students, your goal is to get all your appointments in under an hour. Again, that's an average, meaning some will take 45 minutes, some will take an hour 15. But if you can average an hour appointment, you're a great signing agent. I've been to some closings where they're investors and they've done like literally 100 refinances in their life. So they're like, mark, don' give me the paperwork. And that can be as low as 20 minutes. Then you might have first time homebuyers are super nervous and they're like, want to read every single page. And then you have everybody in between. So I believe a good notary public loan signing agent averages 45 to 60 minutes because they are actually connecting with the home bar. We're having a conversation, making jokes, having a real human interaction. So on average, I tell you about 60 minutes. You don't want to learn how to do it under 30, and you don't want to do it over an hour and a half. Hope this helped. For more tips and tricks just like this, follow my page.
