Sorry I didn’t misinterpret your statement. I was trying to answer someone else. Just disregard my statement. Again I’m sorry wasnt meant for you. 
It’s not that low offers are more experience, it is that low offers are about all I get as a new LSA, so if I don’t take those I get no experience. I can’t get in with better companies with no experience. I have tried countering but have yet to have one accepted. I do believe I am in an area with a lot of LSA choices though, so that does not work in my favor.
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Yes they do low ball. It something is $60 come in at 85. I go up $10 to $15 dollars more. They keep me busy.
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The same thing happened to me- they called to ask if I closed out the signing in the app and I explained that I didn’t have the button which allowed me to close at the time that I looked at it. I told the scheduler that I did finish the signing and am scanning back the docs. She held the phone and didn’t say anything and then just hung up. A second later, my appointment for the next day was cancelled and I wasn’t able to call the company without entering a passcode. I’m a newbie and am trying to get all the experience I can. Maybe I’ll look as it as it’s time to move up to bigger and better! Good luck!
Hi Jerry,
How are you getting work with the title companies. I would love to begin working with them.
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The way I approach new organizations I want to work with is to produce a mini-resume with them in mind… reasons why I would be a good choice. Included should be your number of successful closings, your accuracy with verifiable sources like being White Glove with FASS, 100% A rated with Amrock, etc. Together with maturity, professionalism, and that you are an ‘on-time’ personality. Print that out on nice paper or on a piece of nice glossy card stock for them to keep. Then visit your local title companies, introduce yourself, and drop that off with them. This is a sales call so be prepared to sell yourself and your quality of work. 
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Yes if no one bites on their initial weak $60 offer for a REFI ,etc you can Barter with them & they’ll respond
Dang…I’ve never been told that when i refuse their low ball offers!! They send me Signings Every day!
Yes Long Island is so crowded & like any other big town it depends on the Time of day the Signing is regarding traffic, etc…Same here in North , florida…I’m from queens and have family on LI & Staten Island…
Hello, Jerrypb what companies are you now signed up with to get these higher offers? I am signed up with a few companies but I get the most request from notarygo, which as everyone had stated is very low. I took a 3 hr round trip drive from where I live to do what turned out to be a 2hour HELOC signing for $50 just to get experience and to also show them I am reliable and get the job done so that they would accept my when I counter offer for higher fees, which for the most part they find someone to take the lower fee. If you have any recommendations for other companies I am open to it. I have tried snap docs, and a few others with no real luck.