Posted by Omar Jordan on 3/19/10 9:59am
Msg #327989

National Loan Closings

Hello,

We are a national signing agency looking to hire experienced mobile notary signing agents to assist with mortgage document signings in your area.

Requirements are:

• Non expired notary stamp and license
• Access to a laser printer with the ability to print legal size documents any time
• Ability to pay attention to details
• Motivation to earn extra cash
• Friendly attitude

To join our network, please visit our website at www.nationalloanclosings.com and click on the “Become a Vendor” icon.

Reply by desktopfull on 3/19/10 10:29am
Msg #327993

FYI-Notaries aren't licensed they are commissioned n/m

Reply by Teresa/FL on 3/19/10 10:33am
Msg #327994

dtf: that is what I was going to post! n/m

Reply by Teresa/FL on 3/19/10 10:36am
Msg #327995

Re: National Loan Closings - "Motivation to earn extra cash"

What fee are you offering for loan closings (refinance or purchase)?

I don't do loan closings to earn "extra cash," I do it as a profession to earn a living.

Reply by rengel/CA on 3/19/10 11:13am
Msg #327998

Re: National Loan Closings - "Motivation to earn extra cash"

What a hokey website! I'm not impressed.

Reply by Marian_in_CA on 3/19/10 11:57am
Msg #328008

Re: National Loan Closings - "Motivation to earn extra cash"

The two biggest flags for me?

Asking specifically about NNA background checks.... and the bit about "motivation to earn extra cash" in the post.

They might as well have posted a big neon sign.....

Reply by Marian_in_CA on 3/19/10 12:03pm
Msg #328009

Re: National Loan Closings - "Motivation to earn extra cash"

Ooops, I meant to finish that. I'm having a bad typing day.



They might as well have posted a big neon sign.....

"This job pays $75.00"

Reply by cawest/PA on 3/19/10 3:08pm
Msg #328067

and saddly enough they will find suckers n/m

Reply by Moneyman/TX on 3/19/10 3:10pm
Msg #328070

OH, and we take over 60 days to pay /see post below. LOL n/m

Reply by jba/fl on 3/19/10 12:17pm
Msg #328020

Re: National Loan Closings - "Motivation to earn extra cash"

Also, are you a member of NNA...

Company started 2009 - no real history either. JMO

Reply by Stamper_WI on 3/19/10 10:54am
Msg #327997

Have a feeling this will be deleted

Advertising

Reply by Marian_in_CA on 3/19/10 11:47am
Msg #328004

Oh, dear....

"Non-expired notary stamp and license" --- well, duh to the non-expired part, and 'licenses' don't exist, so good luck with that.

"Access to a laser printer...." yup, duh. That's like telling a plumber to have a wrench or pliers.

"Ability to pay attention to details" -- You mean like knowing the difference between a notarial commission and a license?

"Motivation to earn extra cash" -- as if this is a side job hobby? Nice attitude, considering this is a full-time business for a lot of us. Our motivation isn't extra cash, but the ability to keep sthe lights on and feed our families.

"Friendly attitude" -- oops, maybe not this time

Reply by bfd110_IN on 3/19/10 11:56am
Msg #328006

I get the mass mailing from them for closings in my area and have never signed up with them to my knowledge. They offer 75 for email docs.. Haven't accepted one yet.

Reply by FeliseSoCal on 3/19/10 12:07pm
Msg #328011

FYI for prospective signing services... for $75/e-docs, you get a redraw.

Reply by Les_CO on 3/19/10 12:18pm
Msg #328022

Yup…another one….No experience…No knowledge…No capital…….
How to get rich in today’s down market? Start a Signing Company, and get a whole bunch of fools to work for you for free and finance your operation. It’s easy, all you need is a cell phone and (optional) a web site.

Reply by Cari on 3/19/10 1:09pm
Msg #328044

reported as advertising...NotRot should have one for

'seriously annoying'....

these jokers keep sending me emails about joining....goes straight to spam bucket!

Reply by Cari on 3/19/10 1:16pm
Msg #328046

couldn't resist....

OMAR JORDAN

IOWA LOAN CLOSINGS
974 73RD ST STE 8
WINDSOR HEIGHTS, Iowa 50324
Phone (515)974-4042
E-Mail [e-mail address]

Reply by BestFlCloser on 3/19/10 3:16pm
Msg #328071

Re: couldn't resist....

So I downloaded their application. They state that they have a network of loan closers throughout the entire United Stated of American.

The compensation states no invoice required from the closer and they pay for work from the 25th of the month to 25th of the current month. Their examaple states: "Closings is done between the 25th of December to 25th of January, payment will be made on the 30th of February".

I called was told that all their notaries accept payment terms up to 60 days. My concern is payments of the 30th of February.

The whole presentation from the web site to the agreement is childish and sloppy. As a professional I'm offended by them. They probably get a bunch of newbies willing to do an edoc closing for $60 and then wait 60 days for payment. We don't need any more SS firms like this.

Just my opinion.

Reply by cawest/PA on 3/19/10 3:22pm
Msg #328073

Re: couldn't resist....

Well maybe Omar comes from a Country with a different calemdar? You think that is possible ??? LOL (couldn't resist ... sorry)

Reply by Moneyman/TX on 3/19/10 2:42pm
Msg #328062

NLC payment terms ... per their paperwork ..60+ days - LOL

Signed up, hey it's slow and you never know. However, once I received their information package that included their payment terms, I promptly called and asked them to take me off their list.

<<"National Loan Closings will make payments once per month on all orders completed within the time
frame of the 25th to the 25th of the month prior.
Example (Closings complete between the 25th of December and the 25th of January will be paid
on the 30th of February)">>

OK, besides the obvious, that any loan closed between Dec 25th and Jan 25th will never be paid (anyone know what year Feb 30th falls on LOL) They automatically show 60+ days to pay? Seriously??

Reply by desktopfull on 3/19/10 2:59pm
Msg #328065

Re: NLC payment terms ... per their paperwork ..60+ days - LOL

Sounds an awful lot like SOX's contract. Then what they claim month after month that they never received your invoices. How benevolent of this company, we get to pay for the supplies, transportation costs, and equipment useage and then give them 60+ day interest free loans. Wonder if they have that neat little clause that SOX added about not receiving invoices after so many days you don't get paid at all.

Reply by Moneyman/TX on 3/19/10 3:08pm
Msg #328068

Re: NLC payment terms ... per their paperwork ..60+ days - LOL

DTF - exactly, I don't think they would even approve my fee of $250+ for loans for Net60 companies. And that's only for loans 5 min away, it goes up for longer distances and I add late fees if not paid as agreed.

Didn't want to even bother to find out that 65-75 days later I've done charity work. LOL

Reply by cawest/PA on 3/19/10 3:23pm
Msg #328074

Re: NLC payment terms ... per their paperwork ..60+ days - LOL

well my son just reminded me that the Muslims, Jews and Asians have a different calendar than we do ... should we go check?
After all their docs do not disclose where our checks would be mailed from

Reply by jba/fl on 3/19/10 3:28pm
Msg #328075

Re: NLC payment terms ... per their paperwork ..60+ days - LOL

Mailed from IA I would assume (yes, yes, I know0 which means they are on the other side of the river from me. The ferry might not run but once a month or so, that is the reason for the delay.

For the Western states, they are looking for the Oregon Trail, still not located. For you Texans and other from them there parts, you have to wait for the sh!t to run down hill. Since it doesn't got uphill, the rest of the country is out of luck.

Oh, well...

Reply by cawest/PA on 3/19/10 3:34pm
Msg #328079

Re: NLC payment terms ... per their paperwork ..60+ days - LOL

oh my I need to stop to read , I am laughing so hard that there is an accident ready to happen!

Reply by Cari on 3/19/10 3:33pm
Msg #328078

not to mention, your membership pays for their website maint n/m

Reply by Moneyman/TX on 3/19/10 7:24pm
Msg #328115

LOL they have a membership fee? Didn't bother to read that

Once I saw 60+ days I got off the train. Thought it was also funny that SA's are required to proof the docs "two times before adjourning borrower's home." Someone should tell their proofreader that before getting their docs out for SA's to sign.

Reply by cawest/PA on 3/19/10 3:33pm
Msg #328077

couldn't resist and called them

and asked them what they meant by a *copy of my license* (wording taken from their app) as I was commissioned!
The guy replied to me that some States Commission and others License ... but it is the same thing ...


Now how come they are nowhere to find in a repertory?

Reply by Associates Title Group on 9/28/12 10:13am
Msg #436280

You are asking for notaries but you should also tell them that you do not pay!!!! I did a signing in early July that I have not been paid for!