A signing service owner pays notaries $80-$100 per hour for loan appointments, sometimes up to $150. She assigns hundreds to thousands of these gigs yearly and calls it the best kept secret in real estate. She recommends the Loan Signing System by Mark Wills for training.
Can I ask what you do for a living?
I'm a signing service owner. That means I hire notaries from all over the country to fill signing appointments for my clients.
And how much are you paying these notaries for these appointments that you're fulfilling?
Anywhere from 80 to 150,000.
How long do these appointments take?
Anywhere from 30 to about maybe an hour.
So let's get this trait. You pay notaries 80 to $100 for an appointment that takes about an hour.
About an hour.
And how many of these do you hand out on a yearly basis? More or less. Hundreds. Thousands.
Hundreds on a yearly basis.
I love it.
Everyone should become a notary public loan signing agent because it is the most fun job. It changes every day. Every assignment is different. Our clients that we take care of are different. It makes it such a fun thing to do because, you know, you're completing a process for a title company or a real estate company and it just makes your job very, very rewarding at the end of the day.
I love that because I call being a notary public loan signing agent the best kept secret in real estate. If there was a notary public loan.
Signing agent course out.
There to take for notaries, who would you recommend they?
I would definitely recommend the Loan Signing system by Mark Wills.
Oh, I love it. And that's why it's the best kept secret in real estate.
