Reply by Marian_in_CA on 1/2/13 4:32pm
Msg #448526
"stables is getting too exspensive"
Do you mean Staples? As in, you've been sending your loan packages to Staples to be printed?
If so, and in reading your two posts... may I gently suggest you stop trying to accept work and do some reading and research first? A LOT of it?
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Reply by JanetK_CA on 1/2/13 4:43pm
Msg #448530
In case you weren't aware of it, the first page of this forum has a search button (in orange) that allows you to search through older posts here, which are all saved for review. There has recently been lots of useful information posted about dual tray printers.
Also, I suggest that you read this board daily. This just may be the best education you can get - although I'm a firm believer in formal training for loan signing, as well, if you haven't done that already.
Further, don't expect anyone to forward any information to you. If you're lucky, you'll get some responses to this thread and will find the answers you're looking for from doing extensive searching. But when you're asking for a favor from someone, it's my belief that you should try to make things as easy for them as possible. You should be the one making the extra effort (as in coming back here to see what answers you get), not the person who is doing you the favor. BTW, that comment is for the benefit of all newbies, not just you. If someone isn't willing to do at least that much, they don't have a prayer of making it in this business.
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Reply by Dorothy_MI on 1/2/13 7:55pm
Msg #448560
One of the best resourses you can get is
found right here in message 33325, started about 9 years ago and with many additions. THEN start thinking of this as a BUSINESS and not as a job. You can and should do business with more than one company (unlike being an employee). The more you sign up with the more business you will get. About 6 - 7 years ago there was a title company that went out of business literally overnight. Some notaries worked almost exclusively for that company and as a result had $5K - $7K of accounts receivable from them that they never got! It was extremely painful for them and caused them great economic hardship. Many, many others lost a few hundred $ which is not a pleasant place to find yourself, but if I have to choose between losing a few hundred $ vs 5K, I'll take the smaller figure. Think like an insurance company and mitigate the losses by spreading the risk among many.
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