What are the best apps you'd recommend to track your income, expenses, mileage, etc?

One of the most common mistakes we see with Estate Planning signings is notaries assuming the original documents need to be returned. In many Estate Planning appointments, the law firm only needs scanbacks of the completed documents. The originals are meant to stay with the signer. Unfortunately, some notaries automatically take the documents with them after the appointment, thinking they need to ship them back. The result? A second trip to the signer's home. The lesson: Always review the instructions before the appointment and verify whether the originals stay with the signer or need to be returned. 💡 What's another Estate Planning tip or curiosity you've learned along the way?

Hi everyone, my name is Stephanie Vigil and I'm from Colorado, started loan signings a little over a month ago. I'm enjoying it but could use more work! Any tips and tricks out there for getting work? I'd be forever grateful!