Posted by ToniK on 3/15/13 8:38pm
Msg #461449

Twice called for a $65 quicken loan

Seriously???? Their excuse is its a smaller package and doesn't take long to do the signing. I refused and told them find someone else. They then met my fee (after getting approval). So this SS is pocketing a crapload if money if notaries are accepting these $65 fees....

So disappointed in Titlesource for going with SS.

Last week this company was begging someone to take $85, then it became $75 and this week it's now $65. Oy Vey!!

Next week who wanna bet it's $55? Lol

Reply by MN on 3/15/13 8:49pm
Msg #461452

They handle allot of BOA loan they spilled the beans to me - getting the same cattle call. Those $60 BOA files are usually 200 pages.

I work with them once in a while when the meet my standard fee which is much, much higher. Stick to your guns. Just be nice and professional to them - they usually come around.

Reply by ToniK on 3/15/13 9:00pm
Msg #461453

I did 2 BofA loans today...One for $265. Lol Im not worried about holding out on these lowballers. I got good business elsewhere...

Reply by leeinla on 3/15/13 9:54pm
Msg #461466

Title Soruce is still hiring notaries.

According to their web site they are still hiring.

Reply by 101livescan on 3/16/13 9:02am
Msg #461516

I had a quicken loan yesterday for a purchase transaction through TC directly, paid $175. Gotta get away from these low ballers, they're making $110 on the spread.

Listen up, fellow NSAs.

Reply by LKT/CA on 3/16/13 11:01am
Msg #461540

<<<They then met my fee (after getting approval).>>>

If the difference in what they offered and your fee were under $25, then I'd believe they really did get your fee approved. But if they're offering $65 and you charge $125 or more, then <hate to say this> but lowballers said whatever you wanted to hear to get you to take the signing The check you'll receive (if they do pay) will likely be $65. JMHO