I just turned down a $200 loan signing order due to scheduling conflicts. An hour later, the same signing service called me again with another assignment paying $225. I just sent the company my fee schedule for 2025, I had raised my fees for every county. Our cost to live is going up due to a number of economic factors. Look at the costs of eggs, the average cost of a dozen eggs ranges between $6 to $10. That is just one example of the raising costs to operate our business. A change in federal government administration and their change in policies, it’s currently unknown on how that will impact our business. Does anyone have a concern about the future state of general notary work or loan signing work? What do you think? Please share your insight…
Have you had any luck by sending your new fee schedule? It is very saturated in my area and signings go for $80-$90 for a 110 page package with scanbacks. After time and expenses it doesn’t equate to much.
-Christyn
Www.cajunnotary. com
My geographical market is saturated with Notaries, so I changed my fee schedule. I still get signing orders for refinances, buyers, sellers, HELOCs, and more. I receive those signing orders with the fees range between $30 and $90. At the end of day, I would rather do one or two appointments and get $200+ per appointment, rather than going on a run of four signings that would take eight hours or more and have a higher operating costs.
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