Posted by Ireneky on 4/21/11 8:33pm
Msg #380946

Kentucky lowballers

Why would you take a purchase closing for $50.00? You must be pretty desperate for work or something to fill your time because you surely are not making money. It's people like you that make it hard on the rest of us that are trying to pay bills. I hope when you get there all your pens are out of ink and your seal is dried up. Oh and by the way This co. hasn't been paying the notaries lately. So bad luck to you.

Reply by Jack/AL on 4/21/11 8:35pm
Msg #380947

You are addressing whom?

Reply by Ireneky on 4/21/11 8:40pm
Msg #380949

Kentucky Notaries that take $50 closings n/m

Reply by Ireneky on 4/21/11 8:42pm
Msg #380950

Just needed to blow off some stream n/m

Reply by NJDiva on 4/21/11 9:57pm
Msg #380966

Re: Just needed to blow off some stream

lol I can appreciate that. I was thinking the same thing earlier. This SS called and asked me to take less than my fee. I didn't feel comfortable doing it because I really don't work for them that much and don't think I should lower my fee for anything under $xxx.

I came on and checked to see that this co has a GREAT (5 STAR or does it only go up to 4?) rating in SC. I called her back and said I would work with her. The signing is only 2 miles (or less) from my home.

Anyway, so I get the package...finally, and its a BOA!!! Aaaand the confirm says its for less than we agreed on. I would assume its just a form confirm????

What I want to know is who is the #*^*&^(Y@% doing closings in Northern NJ for $85 with a package that has almost 150 pages?????

Reply by Belinda/CA on 4/22/11 11:30pm
Msg #381067

Re: Just needed to blow off some stream

Pardon my newness, but what is a BOA?

Reply by CopperheadVA on 4/23/11 7:03am
Msg #381073

BOA = Bank of America n/m

Reply by NJDiva on 4/23/11 8:16am
Msg #381078

Re: BOA = Bank of America

BOA is notorious for having large packages. If they didn't have 30 pages in closing instructions, it would be just about a normal size document package IMO.

Reply by BrendaTx on 4/21/11 10:02pm
Msg #380967

Re: Kentucky lowballers - I did a little cyphering today.

A local $50 assignment breaks out into $5 or less per hour.

I want to know how to live on that.

Reply by BrendaTx on 4/21/11 10:05pm
Msg #380968

Ciphering, not cyphering. Oops.

For those of you who do not know about "ciphering"... google Jethro Bodine. He could cipher, too.

Reply by Amy Barwick on 4/22/11 6:18pm
Msg #381043

Stick to your fee!

Reply by John/KY on 4/23/11 10:14pm
Msg #381109

I turned down $75 for a purchase here in KY the other day. They wouldn't accept my $90 fee! I was giving them a deal, i usually charge $125 for purchases. They said that it was a "HUD Loan, and HUD doesn't allow more than $75 for the notary." Which is no true. I used to be a Title Co escrow manager, and that is complete BS!

Reply by Linda_H/FL on 4/24/11 7:39am
Msg #381120

Re: Kentucky lowballers...A HUD loan...

the last couple HUD loans I've done have been over 200 pages - one I did had 28 notarizations....based on experience I, personally, would not do a HUD loan for less than $175-$200 - those packages are usually a mess with triplicates and quadruplicates of many affidavits, all of which have to be signed and notarized because who are we to decide they're not required?? And they take forever to wallow through that mess of a package.

MHO

Reply by C. Rivera Chicago Notary Services on 4/24/11 5:50am
Msg #381118

would be HELPFUL if you outed the company! no need to

worry about being blackballed since you wouldn't work for them such low shitty pay anyway...?

go ahead, out the SS or TC....