Standard Fees for new notary signing agent

[cNsa5]

@Bobby-CA

asking other notaries for proprietary information that was very hard to come by and expect to receive it all for free seems a bit over the top.

Excellent, professional insights, @Bobby-CA

I’ve expressed those exact thoughts previously on numerous occasions especially your thoughts in the above excerpt . . .

I’ve also advised that it’s important to remove one’s ‘employee’ hat & place the “Business Owner” hat firmly in-place, because it’s going to take ALL they’ve got (& then some) to succeed in the current environment within this business sector.

Here’s an example of a business owner mentality post: Signing S.Show - #2 by cNsa5

Many who call posing the query as identified within your post above are still in employee mentality. To view the opportunity as a business owner, there would be different questions asked.

There’s a previous post of mine that is nearly all-encompassing on the matter of endeavoring to consider all associated expenses regarding this type of work:

I need help with calculating the true costs of doing business

It would be in your best interest to jot down all of the expenses associated with performing the services you provide within your service region to determine a baseline operating cost. Then, at that point, you can calculate the fees that will generate a net profit to determine if you’ll have a Profit or sustain a Loss at that rate. There are many items to consider within your Overhead calculations. Here are a few to get you started: • telephone expenses including cell phone equipment and month…

With the upward push on Interest Rates, the current pressures in this business sector probably won’t be seeing any positive changes in the short-term . . .

This business is NOT a sprint - it’s a MARATHON! One must prepare accordingly.