"The checks are real! I got $175 for a direct signing!" | Loan Signing System Review (Texas Notary)

A Texas notary shares how the Loan Signing System course helped them land their first direct signing gig and earn $175. They explain how the training boosted their confidence and earnings as a loan signing agent.
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The checks are real. The checks are real. I have a check for $80, a check for $90. Get this. I got 175 for taking a direct signing. And I loved it. Before I took the loan signing system course, I had multiple jobs. I was a preschool teacher for eight years. I worked at a rehab. I had been in banking. But I have to say, I never could really master making more than like 18 or 19 an hour. And just year after year, it didn't seem like the RA that high. So that is one reason why I started looking around to see what else could I do. I wanted to be paid for just my years because I'm a little older. Just the years of all the things that I had done. I didn't feel like these jobs were paying me for what I was worth. So I took the loan signing system course. And so happy I did. Yes, it is worth the money. I would first encourage you to get the course. Take a chance. You get 30 days to get your money back. He gives you all the tools for when you get out there in the field. He gives you how to accept a job, how to take a job, how to master the loan signing. He really teaches you to go over the documents there at the table, go over the documents in your car, go over the documents in your house before you FedEx them, go over the documents. And so all that is necessary. It has saved me so many times so that I have had arrow free signings. So I totally would encourage you to plunge, take the course and see for yourself how much you can learn. And the course really did give me that confidence at the table, and it's great. Yay.
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