Posted by CH2inCA on 2/3/10 6:52pm
Msg #321164

My new fee structure..

My new fee structure

$150 for refi loan closing
OR
$10 per Notarized signature
Whichever is greater. KISS

:0)

Reply by John Schenk on 2/3/10 9:05pm
Msg #321200

Good luck! Hope you stay booked!

JJ

Reply by Linda_H/FL on 2/3/10 9:26pm
Msg #321203

But you won't know how many notarizations you'll

have until you get the package - which is AFTER you've agreed to a fee...so does this mean after you get the agreed fee of $150 and there's 2 signers with 15 notarizations you call them and say "that'll be another $150"???...

Reply by ReneeK_MI on 2/4/10 5:35am
Msg #321216

Maybe this was tongue-in-cheek?

I'm thinking that it was possibly sarcasm, as in 'you can have it at $150, OR if that doesn't work for you, we can go with this ...'

I'm hoping it was sarcasm - otherwise, just let us know how that works for you!

Reply by Linda_H/FL on 2/4/10 7:25am
Msg #321223

Good thought Renee - that makes more sense.. n/m

Reply by Alice/MD on 2/4/10 2:32pm
Msg #321280

I have a flat fee of $150; travel up to 25 miles ; no fax backs. It has been working very well for me so far. My regular clients still call.

Reply by JanetK_CA on 2/4/10 3:55pm
Msg #321304

With your state's requirements for a title producers license, I don't think it's a valid comparison. While I believe that makes good sense for you, that would never fly (from a ss, I should clarify) in many other areas - certainly not in mine!

Reply by Alice/MD on 2/4/10 4:55pm
Msg #321318

Just finished my Schedule C for 2009 and found that I did not make $13 per hour after expense. Most clients expect my cost to be what most state charge that do not require TPL. Our bond here in Maryland increased 50%. It is hard to tell SS that it is not cost effective to work for $90 for edocs closings.