Notary public loan signing agents share how much they earn and why they chose the work. Participants discuss the flexibility, the challenges of getting started, and what keeps them in the business.
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Can you share with everybody how much money you made last month?
Last month I made $11,200.
$8,093, about 6,500.
I made 5,500, 4,000amonth just working 20.
To 25 hours a week. That's blows my mind.
No less than 4,000amonth, 2 to 3,000.
On average right now. And I'm a part time notary.
When you say that and you hear that, how do you feel?
Proud of myself, man. With all the life struggle is going on, if I could still do that, Come on now, sky's the limit.
I never thought that I would make that in a month.
Seeing me build this business from the ground up ignited a fire in me that I did not even know.
I had the feeling that I got from making something for my family.
Like it was just crazy.
For the first time in a very long time, if ever, I feel really proud of myself.
Super proud of myself. I came too far. Now I'm not stopping yet.
What is your favorite part about being a notary public loan signing agent?
With this signing service business, I was actually able to make the same amount of money, half the amount of hours that I would in a full time job.
Feel like, okay, today is going to be completely different from any other day. And that's what I love about doing loan signings.
Honestly, it's the flexibility.
It gives me more opportunities to give to my children. I use my notary money to pay off debt for investments, making me more independent.
Flexibility.
You know, my son was involved and he was in a bad car accident. Right. And to be able to take him to the appointments and do all this and still build his business is phenomenal. Can't ask for nothing else, man.
The freedom gives me the freedom not only for my theater of the passion business, but also gets me time to spend with my family.
It gives me so much freedom, freedom.
It gives me a lot of dreams have been accomplished because of this business.
The most amazing thing ever.
How did we get here? Why did we get here? And just tell your story.
Started with Chase. Literally. That's all I knew when I was 18. It blocked me from doing things that I really want to do. It was just like work, sleep, repeat.
I was a single mother and I needed to provide for my kids.
I unfortunately got laid off. I hit rock bottom. Didn't know what to do next. I didn't know where the next dollar was coming from. I was in my room for a couple days just trying to like figure out what I was gonna do next.
Well, I worked at the post office for 28 years.
I had some injuries so I retired early. I just felt dismayed. I was afraid to become a burden to my family. So I just felt a little bit hopeless.
Out of the complete blue, my, at the time very healthy 22 year old fell ill. In the midst of that, I still had to provide. Although my job was protected, my income wasn't. So I wasn't getting paid. I had the stress of how are we going to eat and where are we going to live if I can't pay my bills.
And I was a warehouse manager and my building was closing down. I just, I just could not find work at all. How's this going to change?
Is this going to change? When is this going to change?
I used to work two full time jobs to pay rent, put food on the table. It was rough. I had so much anxiety. Sleeping three hours a day, four hours a night. It's like I can't do this anymore.
I had to be somewhere, answered to somebody. I couldn't follow my dreams.
I don't want to just make enough to pay bills. So I had to make a change for my kids. Not going to let them see mommy fold. And that's why I'm so glad that my good friend referred me to your system.
And then I landed on the system and then I'm like, this is going to be my ticket out.
Knew I didn't want to go clock in nowhere. I knew I didn't want to ask no one for time off. And you showed up, man, on YouTube every single day.
I was dreading waking up. Now when I go do closings, I don't feel that way.
Being a notary public loan signing agent really gives us the flexibility to be at home when I need to be at home with the kids.
I'm literally in awe at where we were this time last year and where we are now. Just the opportunity to put her feeling better first because I didn't always have that option.
You laid it out for us and all we did was follow her.
The plan. Having the framework just laid out for you and all you got to do is do it. This is real. This is real. Take it serious and watch it grow.
