Posted by Anonymous on 4/19/06 5:54pm
Msg #114629

finding business In bay area calif

I am a new notary/ signing agent how are you guys going about getting business

Reply by Anonymous on 4/19/06 6:34pm
Msg #114642

Get a bullhorn and stand on top of Coit Tower in SF n/m

Reply by Anonymous on 4/19/06 6:46pm
Msg #114645

Re: Get a bullhorn and stand on top of Coit Tower in SF

we are suppose to be helping one another her not being funning

Reply by Anonymous on 4/19/06 7:18pm
Msg #114652

Did you bother to read the disclosure, did you bother to

click the search button, did you bother to look around the board. No, so why should I bother to tell you anything. You just want everything handed to you on a silver platter: Here, here is every thing I know now you can start. BS If you can't help yourself no one is gong to hlep you. Now go cry to the bleeding hearts on this site!

Reply by rengel on 4/19/06 7:18pm
Msg #114650

Start by signing up with NREIS, SOX, and CNI. They love to send work to new signing agents!
Good luck!

Reply by Anonymous on 4/19/06 7:20pm
Msg #114654

Those are great co's quit giving secrets away! n/m

Reply by DogmongerCA on 4/19/06 10:29pm
Msg #114684

You need to start by getting some basic notary training

Again, this is not to meant to be mean spirited, but you need some training. Do NOT solicit any basic notary work until you have at the minium memorized the California notary Handbood. Do NOT solicit any loan signing until you get some training. You are putting yourself in financial peril and doing a diservice to the borrower and who ever hires you.


Re: This is not meant to be mean spirited
Posted by Anonymous from 69.105.42.132 of CA on 4/17/06 3:20pm
Msg #114027 from logged in user

The line Stated SEAL..That is were I placed the seal..The titel company told me i should have signed my name there. that we the confusing part. I have now gone to the title company and corrected. Thanks everyone for all your input.



If you cannot execute the most basic of notorial duties, you should not be soliciting business until you can execute your notary duties and have some proficiency handling loan documents.
Stamping a Note or any other loan document that has the archaic term for signature is not going to get you any return business.

Once you feel comfortable, go to the search button and type in message 33325 print and follow.

Consider joining the Signing Resistry as I am told they have a fine mentoring program. Do yourself a favor and follow these suggestions before you harm yourself or your clients. You have already burned a Title Company, don't burn any more bridges. There are NO second chances in this game..... Best of luck in your endeavor

Reply by MichiganAl on 4/19/06 11:54pm
Msg #114692

Questions like this don't deserve an answer.

For the umpteth time, think about this stuff BEFORE you decide to go into a particular line of work people. At least pretend to act like you're running a business.