9 Reasons Why Becoming a Notary Loan Signing Agent Is The Best Way To Make Extra Income

Discover How Much a Loan Signing Agent Can Make, If It Is Right For You, and 3 Steps To Getting Started! 
 
Becoming a notary public loan signing agent can provide you the opportunity to make up to $2,000 or more per month part-time on your own schedule working for yourself.
Explore 9 Reasons Why Being A Loan Signing Agent is a Great Opportunity to Earn Extra Income

Would you like to learn how to make extra money on your own schedule so you can provide for your family, upgrade your home, go on that vacation you've been dreaming about, or simply pay off that unexpected bill or that nagging debt?

Becoming a notary public loan signing agent is a lucrative career path that doesn't require any experience or a college degree while still offering the potential to make a six-figure income, rivaling the salary of many jobs that require a more training. ​
However, many people choose to start as part-time loan signing agents, allowing them to earn extra income while working for themselves around their existing schedule
You're about to discover 9 reasons why becoming a notary loan signing agent is such a great income stream and is frequently referred to as the best kept secret in the real estate industry. I’ll then share with you three easy steps to get started.
But first things first, some of you may be wondering, “What exactly is a notary loan signing agent?”

What is a notary loan signing agent?

A loan signing agent is someone who has a notary public commission from their state and who knows how to describe loan documents to people either purchasing or refinancing a home.
When someone purchases or refinances a home, a notary loan signing agent is hired to walk the homeowner through their final paperwork and have them sign it.
The loan signing agent will print the loan paperwork, meet the borrower and watch them sign the paperwork, notarize the document. Then after the paperwork is signed, they will drop off the paperwork in a FedEx or UPS using a preprinted postage label.
Millions of home loan transactions occur every single year and for this simple task, a loan signing agent makes anywhere between $75 and $200 per appointment. And that appointment typically takes about an hour.

So why is becoming a loan signing agent such a great side hustle?

Here are my top 9 reasons to earn extra money as a notary loan signing agent:

1) You Can Earn Great Money

As a notary loan signing agent, you can make $75 to $200 in a single signing job, and a signing appointment takes about an hour. Total work time including preparing and driving to the signing is about an hour and a half to two hours when you’re starting out. And a lot less as you become more experienced.
​Part-time loan signing agents can generally do one to three signings per week, which is about $300 to $500 dollars extra a week. While full-time agents can do 3-8 signings in a day which is about $400 to over $1,000  dollars in a day. It truly is a top money making business!

2) You Can Start Part-Time on Evenings and Weekends

As a notary loan signing agent, you can start part-time and work around your existing work schedule since most signings occur on evenings and weekends. Simply pick up work when you want, and keep your day job or daytime family schedule in tact.

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3) You Don't Need Any Experience

​The third reason to become a notary loan signing agent is that you can get started with absolutely zero industry experience. Most notary loan signing agents start WITHOUT any experience in the real estate industry.
​Additionally, there isn't any resume checking prior to getting a loan signing job. You are hired primarily based on your location in proximity to the loan signing.​​ To see exactly how you get notary signing agent jobs, sign up for our free resources to get our webinar masterclass! 

4) You Can Be Your Own Boss

As a notary loan signing agent, you can work from home and be your own boss. Owning your own business can allow you to take advantage of its many benefits, such as having a flexible schedule, answering to yourself, and potential tax advantages.
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5) You Can Make Extra Income Almost Immediately

The fifth reason to earn extra income by becoming a notary loan signing agent is that you have the ability to make money almost immediately. The only requirement to being a notary loan signing agent in most states is to obtain your notary commission (see below).
​In fact, I’ve had students make money within their very first week of getting started because they already had their notary commission [click here to see our testimonials]. 

6) You Don't Need a College Degree

One of the best attributes of becoming a notary loan signing agent is that there are no college degrees or certifications required to get started, just a notary commission. And the career path can lead to an income salary that rivals or exceeds careers that require a college degree.
​To get your notary commission, you can study and take your test in a day, and have the ability to make money as soon as your notary commission arrives (that may take a couple weeks to a couple months depending on the state). 

7) Ultra Low Startup Costs

The seventh reason to become a notary public loan signing agent is there are ultra-low startup costs to begin. You can start a legitimate, cash flowing business for just a few hundred dollars. The biggest costs are a dual-tray laser printer and your notary commission. (Click here to see the startup costs of becoming a notary loan signing agent).

8) Companies Are Looking to Find People Like You to Fill Notary Loan Signing Jobs

The next reason to become a notary loan signing agent is that there’s absolutely no uncomfortable selling or recruiting required to do the job part-time... loan signing business comes to you
​In fact, there are companies out there that are constantly looking for people just like you to fill pre-determined loan signing appointments. You simply register your name in a database, and you'll get text notifications for jobs to either accept or decline. It's that easy. 

9) You Can Easily Learn How to Build a Successful Business with the Right Training and Mentor! 

And last, but not least, you should earn extra income as a notary loan signing agent  because you can learn the loan signing skill in just a few hours and master it after just a few loan signings if you have a mentor or a system.
​Loan Signing System was created to be your comprehensive online training and virtual mentor to get you up to speed, fast!​ You'll learn how to do a loan signing to the highest standards, how to get signings automatically, and how to grow your business even further by learning the skill of marketing your business! 

How Do You Become A Notary Loan Signing Agent?

There are three easy steps to becoming a successful notary public loan signing agent:

1) Get a Signing Agent Mentor And Gain Loan Signing Industry Knowledge 

The first step in becoming a notary loan signing agent is to get a signing agent mentor and get your training. Having the knowledge to DO a perfect loan signing and to GET loan signings is key.
​And while you need your commission and supplies listed below to do a signing, getting the knowledge should be the first thing you start with because it will give you a full understanding of the process up front AND help you avoid costly mistakes many new notary loan signing agents make.

Loan Signing System is America's #1 Notary Loan Signing Agent Training Course. Here's what you will get:

  • Step-by-Step Videos on How to Do a Perfect Loan Signing (to "escrow standards")
  • Expansive Training on How to Get Loan Signing Jobs Automatically (Job Opportunities are Sent to You Via Text)
  • Exclusive Training from Six-Figure Signing Agents, and Escrow Officers that Hire You for the Highest Paying Notary Signing Jobs
  • A Full Video of a Loan Signing in Action and Audio Recordings of Real Loan Signings So You Know Exactly How to Do a Signing
  • An Actual Set of Real130-Page Loan Document Package to Use as a "Hands-On" Study Guide
  • Loan Signing System Certification for All 5 Major Closing Product Types (Fixed / Adjustable / HELOC / Reverse / Seller Package)
  • Exclusive Access to a Private Facebook Signing Agent Six Figure Success Group to Network and Get Support
  • Strategy Session Call Directly with Your Signing Agent Mentor, Mark Wills!
  • Ongoing LIVE Monthly Mentorship for 180 Days 
  • 30-Day Money Back Guarantee
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2) Get Your Notary Public Commission from Your State

The next step is to start the process of obtaining your notary public commission from your state. Click the button below to see your state's requirements to get your notary commission. 
Notary Public Commission requirements vary from state to state. As an example, in California to get your notary commission you simply need to pass a 30 question test and a background check. In the state of Washington, you just need the background check no test. Be sure to start this process early because you have to wait for the commission to come in the mail. While you wait for your commission to come in the mail, you can study the signing agent training course and work with your mentor so you can hit the ground running once your commission arrives! 

3) Get Your Notary Loan Signing Agent Supplies

The biggest loan signing tool you’ll need is a dual-tray printer so you can print the loan documents. Now, you won’t always have to print the documents yourself. I’ll show you in my course how you can have the escrow companies print the docs for you. But when you get started, you’ll need the printer. Click here to see a complete breakdown of the cost to being a loan signing agent.​​

Find Out if Becoming a Notary Loan Signing Agent is Right for You!

Loan Signing System has helped thousands of people across the United States earn more money working for themselves on their own schedule.
However, learning to become a notary public loan signing agent may not be for everyone. Find out if becoming a loan signing agent and learning from Loan Signing System is for you: