I have done a few signings so far. I am signed up on a few sites, all credentials are up to date. One thing I notice is I can look up any given company, even on here, and get very different reviews. It seems each job can go either way. How do you know who is worth your time or not?
As a newbie I am not getting many offers to begin with. Lots of places want experience which I can’t give when no one gives you a chance. Reaching out to local title and lending companies is a dead end for me. I have searched this forum many times and usually circle back to the same places and advice. Any helpful input is appreciated.
Hmmm . . . regarding ‘differing views’ for company reviews → this is to be expected. Why?
Sometimes the employees or friends of the owners of those companies create a profile & submit posts on threads/create new glowing threads, etc. to help them generate business. Yes, it’s TRUE.
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First, you’ll benefit IMMENSELY when you perform a Search by sorting the threads by “Latest Post.”
On the Search Results page, look to the Top Left and you’ll see a Drop-Down Menu (see screen shot below):
Once you’ve successfully sorted by the “Latest Post,” at that point begin traversing down the “Rabbit Holes” on each thread to vet your potential new client alongside the data you can glean via an internet search of their company; including a search of their website for clues about their professionalism (or, lack thereof).
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If you are unable to locate the Search Function . . .
The immediately available information found within the Notary Cafe database is a proverbial GOLDMINE!
Most members express that they find it difficult/NEARLY IMPOSSIBLE to locate the Search Function in order to access the wealth of information available within the database.
To be helpful, I’ve inserted an image for you & others [see below] to help members locate it to unlock the wisdom & knowledge of other members on the forums.
Also, you can check out these threads which may prove helpful . . .
Accessing the database to locate information about potential clients has saved many of us an inordinate amount of time ‘chasing’ payments for Services professionally provided to potential non-payers . . .
Yes, it’s TRUE.
