| I agree, Rich. I believe that also applies to those in the forum that continually bad mouth anyone who accepts low paying notary assignments. Obviously, when someone turns them down they just dial up the next person and so on. Sooner or later someone accepts the assignment. Those that turned it down may be able to walk proud but they still made zero income. Profit is profit, regardless of how slim. I certainly don't advocate doing a job and taking a loss on it unless it may lead to more assignments. You just never know. If someone can make some profit on a $10 job then so be it. Many years ago I did those assignments for Equifax in San Jose, CA. I had a backlog of 3 to 4 weeks doing 8 to 10 of those inspections a day. Money can be made if the volume is there. |
