"They made a big point of saying that the notary is the only one that the borrower sees in person, and the notary is a reflection of everyone in the process - the lender, loan officer, and TC."
Let me see if I have this right... First they say how valuable we are to the process and that our appearance and actions are a reflection upon everyone else involved. At the same time, they're continually reducing the amount they're willing to pay for the valuable services provided by the person who is the "face" of all the other players in the transaction - all of whom make more on this than we do??
What part of "You get what you pay for" do they not understand?? All of it, I suppose... I don't mean this to diminish the function of the other people involved, but clearly, doing that to *our* role doesn't seem to be getting them what they want or they wouldn't have to keep adding all these 'must do's and rules!
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