Posted by Jeanna Gamman on 7/21/09 1:48pm
Msg #296738

Loan Document Now

Has anyone heard of this company? They're out of Florida. Do they pay on time? Owner's name is Tammy Mazak. Any info is appreciated - I accepted a signing from her.

Thanks!

Reply by ILsigning on 7/21/09 1:52pm
Msg #296739

Yes, I worked with them. They pay-just took 2 months to get paid.

Reply by Jeanna Gamman on 7/21/09 1:54pm
Msg #296741

OK, thanks so much! It seems like that's pretty usual these days. TitleServ and ServiceLink do the same thing. I am looking for good companies to work with that actually pay and get you documents within a reasonable time. I think that's what we're all looking for! Any input would be appreciated!

Thanks so much!

Reply by Tannis Zamora on 7/21/09 2:00pm
Msg #296744

Hi Jeanna,

I can't wait that long to be paid when my bill collectors expect their pay on time. I do not know of any creditor that will wait longer then 10 to 25 days. I don't feel like I should wait either.

The SS's are paid at funding. There is no reason I can't expect to be paid in a reasonable time after that. If I allow them to take their time, first thing you know their overhead and vacation and lunches out etc etc etc HAD TO BE PAID first. Don't you think that your services are just as important as the Title Company's, the Recorders, and all of the other Payee's on that HUD??

Just my humble opinion

tannis z TN

Reply by Lee/AR on 7/21/09 1:56pm
Msg #296742

She's OK...you're OK. Usually around 45 days. Note that I currently have 1 that's over 60 days, but apparently a few notaries checks went missing. Tammy does communicate so I'm not worried--yet~~

Reply by MW/VA on 7/21/09 2:07pm
Msg #296746

This is another company that isn't in Signing Central. Why not take the time to list them there?

Reply by ME/NJ on 7/21/09 3:23pm
Msg #296758

You will get paid, just need to wait 60 days or longer n/m

Reply by SOCAL/CA on 7/21/09 3:42pm
Msg #296763

You are lucky-D.J. Services-150+ days and counting-BEWARE! n/m

Reply by Jeanna Gamman on 7/21/09 5:37pm
Msg #296781

Re: You are lucky-D.J. Services-150+ days and counting-BEWARE!

D.J. Services is the name of the SS that doesn't pay?

I was also wondering why Loan Documents Now is not listed here.

The appointment is in 30 mins and still no documents. I am new to working with SS's - I've been working with local branches for 6 years util they closed them. This document issue is very confusing to resolve when you don't have a mobile office, and they never get you the docs in time. How do you all handle that?

I am also wondering if I am charging enough. She didn't even try to negotiate a lower fee, which is what most of them do.

Yes, I agree that 2 months to pay is ridiculous, but I don't know what else to do to get started. The creditors are knocking and I'm trying to rebuild my business. I've been reading posts on here, and would love some tips to success. When I find a decent company, I will get off the lists of these difficult ones, but it takes a while to figure out which is which.

I just want a company or 2 that pay in a reasonable time and gets docs in a reasonable time. I guess that's just not the way it is anymore?

Thank you all for your comments and help!

Reply by MW/VA on 7/21/09 5:43pm
Msg #296782

Re: You are lucky-D.J. Services-150+ days and counting-BEWARE!

One thing you can do is to go to Signing Central & apply to companies that have good ratings.
As far as late docs are concerned, unfortunately that goes with the business. It get worse at EOM.
LOL

Reply by Jeanna Gamman on 7/21/09 6:30pm
Msg #296788

late doc strategies?

how do you deal with that when you're trying to do more than one per day and don't have $$ for a mobile office? Any tricks? Thanks!

I'm still waiting for docs for 4pm appt at 4:30.

Reply by John/CT on 7/21/09 7:16pm
Msg #296793

Re: Late Doc Strategies

When time is an issue, or previous experience with late dox from a particular company, I always make sure they know what is my cut-off time ... especially for late evening and EOM signings. For example, for a 7:30PM signing, I insist on having dox NO LATER than 5:30. Otherwise, you may wind up still waiting at 8:30 or later, and no easy way out failing no earlier notification.

Reply by MW/VA on 7/22/09 11:51am
Msg #296854

Re: late doc strategies?

I don't have an mobile office & don't want to go that route. This business is hectic enough.
If docs are late for one signing, I will keep the rest of my schedule & push that one to last.
I don't live in a rural area, so coming back to print docs is inconvenient sometimes, but not impossible.
I have also dashed into Kinkos to print some docs between appts.

Reply by ritenotary on 7/28/09 9:22pm
Msg #297800

great company to work for. Fair and they pay ontime.

Reply by ritenotary on 7/28/09 9:22pm
Msg #297801

great company to work for. Fair and they pay ontime.

Reply by JGamm/WA on 9/25/09 9:47pm
Msg #305098

Update...Just received check last week - dated 9/1/09 for a 7/21/09 signing.