Posted by Juanita Godinez on 5/20/06 2:59am
Msg #121222
reference books
anyone have any good reference / guide books you no longer need because you have already mastered the business and would not mind passing it on for a lil $ . This newbie would really appreciate it Thanks.
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Reply by Sher_AZ on 5/20/06 9:52am
Msg #121250
Juanita, there is a book available thru NNA called the "Complete Handbook of Loan Doc's and Transactions". This gives you each typical type of loan doc's you will be seeing &&& identifies which doc's in each pkt needs ack's, jurats, etc by example. Cost: About $50.00. Doubt you can get it any cheaper, but best investment for beginners.
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Reply by Dave_CA on 5/20/06 9:56am
Msg #121251
My strong recommendation is to use the training guide from Signing Registry.
http://www.signingregistry.com/index.cfm
It is excellent.
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Reply by PA_Notary_II on 5/20/06 11:23am
Msg #121255
Re: reference books...why not google it..
try this...google occupancy affidavit and see what you get. You'd be amazed at what you can discover on your own with a little effort. Google mortgage document, 2nd mortgage, right to cancel, promissory note etc etc etc and you can get copies to download in pdf. Give a newbie a fish, and it stinks...teach him to fish and if he doesn't drown, he may actually learn something !
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Reply by BrendaTx on 5/20/06 11:59am
Msg #121257
Re: reference books...why not google it..
The SR book is good and if you want to find more, go to #33325 and use that list of documents to google up....PA's right about that.
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Reply by Juanita Godinez on 5/20/06 12:46pm
Msg #121259
Re: reference books...why not google it..
I had already looked up 33325 good info ,I looked up several other post I've been reading this forum for awhile and follow alot of the threaded msg The big orange button is a friend of mine In my researching I've used my own loan package from my original loan and refi and also borrowed my moms loan package as well as a friends just to familiarize myself with some of the content.
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Reply by Juanita Godinez on 5/20/06 12:06pm
Msg #121258
Re: reference books...why not google it..
I don't like fish so you can have it back I hope you don't choke on it .to eveyone else thank you I just ordered my copy of the SR book it is a bit$$$ so I was just investigating the possibility of a good 2nd hand book at a discounted price which is what I believe any capable resourceful person would do .I have googled and searched alot of topics in the last couple of months I have learned alot ,However I do not feel I am ready to run out and preform any signings anytime soon for fear up messing it up by not being infomed of at the very least the basics so if you think my inquiring about a book is lack of effort excuse me when I disagree ana say no amount of experience replaces common sense and common sense is a gift no one else can give you.
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Reply by PA_Notary_II on 5/20/06 3:23pm
Msg #121270
Re: reference books...why not google it..
Amen, sista.....get your education anywhere you can, but google is free and it's amazing what all you can find there.....even some excellent fish recipes.....best of luck to you....go, girl...
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Reply by Sylvia_FL on 5/20/06 11:37am
Msg #121256
Re: reference books - Good advice Dave
The SR Training Guide is the best training guide on the market! It blows the others out of the water. And I doubt you will find anyone willing to part with their copy.
It is a good investment in your signing agent business (and tax deductible!)
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Reply by Jenny_CA on 5/20/06 12:57pm
Msg #121260
Another book
I invested in when I started out as an SA besides the Signing Registry book is at justpointandsign.net (contrary to the title it does not encourage to " just point and have them sign" .
I purchased the package, it's not cheap but both the SR and Just point and sign helped me alot, and now I'll be lending them to my brother ( if he decides he wants to pursue this career he can buy his own SR guide).
I also googled alot.
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