Good morning all…. I was wondering if you are also getting these SCAM text and emails?

You're at the signing table. The borrower points to a line in the documents and asks: "Should I be signing this?" What is the exact sentence that comes out of your mouth next? A couple of questions for you: 1. What is your go to response when a borrower asks what a document means or whether they should sign it? 2. Have you ever caught yourself almost answering before realizing you were getting too close to legal advice? 3. Drop your response below. I'll share mine later this week, along with the exact script I teach.

The docs were approved and already shipped. 😊 Today really showed me that being a notary is one thing, but being a signing agent is a whole different skill set. The hardest part for me was learning how to explain documents in simple, everyday language that borrowers can actually understand instead of relying on the technical definitions I studied. Definitely a great learning experience overall. But on to the next!

You have a Buyer Package scheduled for 3:30 PM. No delays were reported. The last FedEx pickup in your area is 7:30 PM. Do you believe that's enough time to complete the signing, scan the documents, and make the drop-off on time? Let's see where everyone stands on this one.

Some people became notaries to make extra income Others wanted freedom, flexibility, or a fresh start And for some… it completely changed their life. So now we’re curious: 👉 What made YOU decide to become a notary? Was there a specific moment, person, or goal that pushed you into this industry?