Mark Wills reports mortgage rates have dropped to 5.98%, the lowest since September 2022, signaling a busy spring and summer ahead for notary signing agents. He says the market isn't saturated because of the on-call appointment model and encourages new notaries that work will be available as demand rises.
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Market Update time. If you're a notary loan signing agent or thinking about becoming a notary loan signing agent, you're going to want to watch this video because read the headline with me. Man. Interest rates fall to 5.98% and the best part is the second half, the lowest since September 2022. As of February 26, 2026, there has not been a better time to be a notary public loan signing agent than right now. Why? Well, simply put, interest rates today are the lowest they've been in the past four years. So you don't need a degree in economics to know if somebody bought a home in the past four years or refinanced in the past four years that the interest rates are lower today than whenever they got their house. So can you say refinance applications going up? And remember, we're entering the spring and summer months and if interest rates are the lowest they've been in four years, this may just be the busiest spring for the home resale market in the past four years. So here's what I need you to do with this information. Let's get off the fence, go all in on your business and I need you to lose the limiting beliefs. There is enough business for you know, the market's not saturated. And by the way, how can a market be saturated with an on call business model? Meaning no matter how long a notary has been in business, they can only be at 13 o' clock appointment per day. So if their client says hey can you do a 4 o' clock and they got at 3 o' clock then they need another notary fill that appointment slot. This is the best business in America because new notaries can make money because their current veteran notaries will already be booked as it gets busier. So you are enough. You can build this business and this is the best news hopefully you heard today. Go all in. Let's go.
