ClassySexyFirst
Team Owner
So from what I've gathered so far about this is there are two avenues.
There's being a notary and then there's being a loan signing agent.
I can see how a notary wouldn't be in high demand being that most businesses that require documents to be notarized have someone in-house.
But the loan signing agents are somewhat in demand because people who need loans signed are usually people who work in real estate and don't have easy access to authorized officials to sign loan agreements 24/7.
To become a loan signing agent essentially you have to become a notary which is where the lines cross but the videos of the young women posted in the thread make most of their money as loan signing agents.
good points! signing agents make money i am also looking at remote agents