SunDay FunDAy Notary Q&A

21 Sept 2020 · 70 min
1:09:46

This is a livestream Q&A (YouTube: "SunDay FunDAy Notary Q&A", Sept 21, 2020) led by LaTonya Johnson about mobile notary and loan signing work, Snapdocs workflow, building relationships with title/escrow companies, training and mentoring, scheduling/Calendly changes, and side discussions about real estate investing. Key practical takeaways: list many zip codes in your profile, call title companies after receiving notifications, respond to Snapdocs fast (≈30s) and follow up by phone, carry at least $50k E&O insurance, consider taking low-pay quick jobs (e.g., $30 loan mods) as practice, and Latonya's mentoring/consultation plans (approx $47–$97).

Questions this video answers

About 30 seconds (maximum) — click 'I'm available' immediately and follow up with a phone call.

No less than $50,000.

She said she doesn't take anything less than $100 (though some quick loan-mod jobs may pay $30).

Loan modifications often take 5–15 minutes and Coast to Coast packets may pay about $30.

She expected to charge between $47 and $97 for consultations.

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