Many people have purchased a home, if you have do you remember signing all that paperwork for your home loan? The person that facilitated those signings is a loan signing agent. It’s a quick task with high pay, yet before you sign up for the job, you might want to do a little digging to see what the requirements are for your state.
Jump down the rabbit hole with me as I take a deeper look at becoming a Loan Signing Agent.
As always some links to assist in your own research to see if this is a path for you
Here’s an article listing the attorney states and escrow states, as well as the differences between the two types: https://www.loansigningsystem.com/blog/notary-public-loan-signing-agent-training-what-is-an-attorney-state-versus-escrow-state
For more information on your specific state’s requirements, visithttps://www.nationalnotary.org
For detailed information on your bottom line net fees, visit https://www.loansigningsystem.com/blog/the-bottom-line-how-much-you-can-make-as-a-notary-public-loan-signing-agent
Here are a couple of podcasts about loan signing agents and what it looks like to get into the business:
https://www.sidehustlenation.com/become-a-loan-signing-agent/ (Scroll down to the “Where are they Now” section for the podcast titled “10K a Month Watching Ink Dry”)
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