Notary and Loan Signing

[Mello Mello]

Anybody doing, did or hear of anyone doing it?

I just came across this info on the net while looking for a second job. These guys give a one week seminar then you take the state test to become certified. They say they'll gaurntee you pass after taking the class or your money back.

They charge $75.00 for the Notary Seminar and $150.00 for the Loan Siging Seminar or both for $200.00.

I've been told they make good money. But never looked into it really until now. Gotta head down to Kinkos and get some business cards made if all goes well.

So what ya'll think?

 

[dwnsouth]

Anybody doing, did or hear of anyone doing it?

I just came across this info on the net while looking for a second job. These guys give a one week seminar then you take the state test to become certified. They say they'll gaurntee you pass after taking the class or your money back.

They charge $75.00 for the Notary Seminar and $150.00 for the Loan Siging Seminar or both for $200.00.

I've been told they make good money. But never looked into it really until now. Gotta head down to Kinkos and get some business cards made if all goes well.

So what ya'll think?

it can be a decent living if you can find a good location to set up shop. I know a female who got her because the is a para legal.....but she doenst use it that much in the public sector....

 

[Mello Mello]

it can be a decent living if you can find a good location to set up shop. I know a female who got her because the is a para legal.....but she doenst use it that much in the public sector....

Thats my only issue. I need to setup somewhere downtown in between all the business within maybe walking distances of most businesses. How do you go about setting up locations?

This one female I know got broke off proper after doing a few working a title company. I was thinking of maybe just working with some title companies.

 

[dwnsouth]

Thats my only issue. I need to setup somewhere downtown in between all the business within maybe walking distances of most businesses. How do you go about setting up locations?

This one female I know got broke off proper after doing a few working a title company. I was thinking of maybe just working with some title companies.

you need to look at where the other notarys work at or out of. In my area, one lady has a small building that she had built that has other small offices in it.....another guy has a couter setup in a grocery store. Look at your area and take notes......put it like this. high traffic areas, access, foot traffic, near the DMV or clerk of court office.....

 

[Mello Mello]

you need to look at where the other notarys work at or out of. In my area, one lady has a small building that she had built that has other small offices in it.....another guy has a couter setup in a grocery store. Look at your area and take notes......put it like this. high traffic areas, access, foot traffic, near the DMV or clerk of court office.....

I might find a spot downtown since thats a high traffic area closest to home and most business will be within walking distance. So do they charge you for occupying the space what's a reasonable price to pay?

I want someplace that will give me the most exposure but out here in the yay you can never get enough. Everything is so spread out in so many areas people are going be on a mission just to find me. I thinking of putting an Ad in the newspaper as well.

Thanks bruh.

 

[dwnsouth]

I might find a spot downtown since thats a high traffic area closest to home and most business will be within walking distance. So do they charge you for occupying the space what's a reasonable price to pay?

I want someplace that will give me the most exposure but out here in the yay you can never get enough. Everything is so spread out in so many areas people are going be on a mission just to find me. I thinking of putting an Ad in the newspaper as well.

Thanks bruh.

I was in the bay area back in the 90's and can understand your dilema as to where would be a good place. Sure you can be in the city but the cost for rent would be high if you had your own place. however if you had a booth in somebody elses location....lets say....inside a copy, print place...then you have a better chance of keeping your overhead low while not having to deal with things like a/c or other ownership issues. On the same token you can open up something in a more residental area near mini malls or lawyer office (including the dmv that i mentioned before). the rent will be cheaper but your not going to be in the city. you will spend a lot of your time doing title transfers for cars and a few other low end signatures. Each area has its pros and cons. What I would do is get the phone book and sit on maps.google.com and see just where the notarys are and what they are located near. NOTE: what i wrote is based on the bay area and not silicone valley.....

 

[Mello Mello]

I was in the bay area back in the 90's and can understand your dilema as to where would be a good place. Sure you can be in the city but the cost for rent would be high if you had your own place. however if you had a booth in somebody elses location....lets say....inside a copy, print place...then you have a better chance of keeping your overhead low while not having to deal with things like a/c or other ownership issues. On the same token you can open up something in a more residental area near mini malls or lawyer office (including the dmv that i mentioned before). the rent will be cheaper but your not going to be in the city. you will spend a lot of your time doing title transfers for cars and a few other low end signatures. Each area has its pros and cons. What I would do is get the phone book and sit on maps.google.com and see just where the notarys are and what they are located near. NOTE: what i wrote is based on the bay area and not silicone valley.....

I'm currently in the valley right now (south bay). The area I'm currently in is pretty high class and there are plenty business/corporate looking building around plenty law offices. But I'm gonna have to look up these notarys.

 

[Lick]

Anybody doing, did or hear of anyone doing it?

I just came across this info on the net while looking for a second job. These guys give a one week seminar then you take the state test to become certified. They say they'll gaurntee you pass after taking the class or your money back.

They charge $75.00 for the Notary Seminar and $150.00 for the Loan Siging Seminar or both for $200.00.

I've been told they make good money. But never looked into it really until now. Gotta head down to Kinkos and get some business cards made if all goes well.

So what ya'll think?

It is used daily in the Real Estate business as far as the loans Docs. Traveling Notaries in my State start at $125.00… Like everything else, you have to work it!
LICK !

 

[dwnsouth]

I'm currently in the valley right now (south bay). The area I'm currently in is pretty high class and there are plenty business/corporate looking building around plenty law offices. But I'm gonna have to look up these notarys.

good,

know your market before jumping into your market.....

 

[G-MO]

Anyone else doing this? Just had a dude out to the house to sign some papers and he put me up on game. He's making $85 a signing and is doing up to ten a day, almost solely real estate. The notary service he works for charges clients $125. Not a bad hustle.....

 

[dwnsouth]

Anyone else doing this? Just had a dude out to the house to sign some papers and he put me up on game. He's making $85 a signing and is doing up to ten a day, almost solely real estate. The notary service he works for charges clients $125. Not a bad hustle.....

i forgot about this post. 2006

but on the real. there is money in the hood as a notary. the ones i use to go to for car sales had a steady stream of people. usually $20 a pop. for basic shit. they also did TTL for cars and could issue plates.