Posted by PA_Notary_II on 3/9/06 5:14pm
Msg #103692

Lost another loan to:

cheapskates. American Title, Omaha NE......$60.....no thanks....I can fill that time slot with a company that will pay $125.

Reply by Mung/CA on 3/9/06 5:33pm
Msg #103699

To Ditech? N.M n/m

Reply by NJ_Notary on 3/9/06 10:00pm
Msg #103760

Re: To Ditech? N.M

Speaking of the above referenced. They have a whopping file with the NJDOBI. They are for a lack of better words... HORRIBLE!

Reply by DTNotaries on 3/9/06 5:34pm
Msg #103700

You got that right

Reply by calipat on 3/9/06 6:06pm
Msg #103704

I have lost quite a few over the last 2 weeks or so. Sad thing is there are so many out there that will do it for even $40. I am in San Diego and for anyone to take such low fees in this area it really makes me wonder how they make any $$ at all. It is very rare that I get a signing within 5 miles of me. Average driving to any loan signing is 45 miles RT. I have been lucky several times where the BO live within 2-3 miles of each other, so that works out well.
Of course we are IC and everyone has a right to set their own fees, just like our local plumbers ,electricians, etc. Just wish we were not so far off in our own pricing. Going from $150 to $50 is alot of difference and of course the SS and TC will take the $50 notary. As they say you get what you pay for.

Reply by Calnotary on 3/9/06 7:37pm
Msg #103734

50 dollar signings are not a loss...

I always reject their 50 dollar offer and someone else calls me with a double or more than
that. And then I say: "thank god I didnt accept that lowball offer from that cheap SS"

Reply by LauriecPA on 3/9/06 8:03pm
Msg #103738

Re: 50 dollar signings are not a loss...

My last call was from a co. that offered me $125 for a double email loan. I thought I gave them a good price at $150, but alas, it was too high for them.