Posted by Susan/CA on 4/5/05 1:37pm
Msg #29736

Nationwide

I just received an email from Nationwide saying they have an immediate need for Closing Agents in my area. You must have 2 years of industry related experience.
I wrote back and said I did not have the experience they require and tried talk them into giving me a shot but no luck..
I have the email if anyone in the area wants to send them their information.. I am in Ventura County, just on the border of LA County California.

Susan

Reply by Ernest_CT on 4/5/05 2:53pm
Msg #29757

There are several companies with "Nationwide" ...

... in their names. Which one contacted you? If you'd like to give us the email address that would be appreciated. TIA!

Reply by Ted_MI on 4/5/05 4:14pm
Msg #29780

Re: Or where they are located n/m

Reply by Susan/CA on 4/5/05 4:51pm
Msg #29791

Re: Or where they are located n/m

Below is what they sent me. I have the attached application if you want it. You can email me at [e-mail address] and I can forward it to you..

Susan





Hello,

I have an immediate need for Closing Agents in your area. You must have 2 years of industry related experience. If you are interested, please complete the attached application. Also provide a resume. A copy of your driver license. If you have E&O Insurance, send a copy with your application. Thank You


(See attached file: 2005BarbNotaryApp.pdf)



Barbara Orbin
Nationwide Appraisal and Title Services
Closing Recruiter
1-800-920-0050  ext. 8468
E-mail: [e-mail address]
Fax: 800-396-2726

Reply by Paul/MD on 4/5/05 6:46pm
Msg #29810


Susan,

They are an EXCELLENT Company. Their pay is very good and no hassles in faxbacks. If you have done over 100 closings.... you should try to get in with them.

Reply by Shannon/Va on 4/5/05 6:56pm
Msg #29817

When I signed up with them there was a test attached to the package I had to complete.

Reply by Susan/CA on 4/5/05 7:14pm
Msg #29823

Paul,

I wrote her back and told her all about myself and did a great sales pitch but she seemed pretty set on the 2 years experience. I will keep trying, maybe she will need someone and give me a try when everyone else is busy. She won't be sorry. Thanks for the info!

Susan

Reply by Ted_MI on 4/5/05 10:03pm
Msg #29853

Susan,

I appreciate that you have received some pretty informative responses, but you also might want to do a search - try using NASCO.

I agree with what others have said; major drawback is their trip fee is pretty puny ($30 bucks). I speak from personal experience; made a fairly long trip; nice people, but they decided they just didn't want to sign; and it was a home equity loan, a small package.

By the way, I don't have two years experience, and I signed up with them. And yes, there is a test.

Reply by Margaret/Florida on 4/5/05 10:16pm
Msg #29857

I get full fee for No signs from Nasco. I had one that was 2 hours away that I had to go to twice, but it was a no sign on each trip. My fee was 125 for each trip and I was paid my full fee for both trips

Reply by Ted_MI on 4/6/05 8:08am
Msg #29893

Re: Nationwide - full fees

Margaret,

Heh, more power to you. How did you accomplish this? If you wish to respond in private, my email is as follows: [e-mail address] TX.

Reply by Susan/CA on 4/6/05 12:43am
Msg #29884

Thanks Ted, I did a search and found quite a bit on them. I will email her my resume and in the moring and see if she will send me a aplication.

Susan