For the notary
Becoming the first call a title agency makes.
A free ebook for notaries. Pop in your email and it's in your inbox in about a minute.
Written for the person at the table
You drive to the signing, walk the borrower through every page, and get the package back on time. This side of the book is for you.
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01
Become the first call
See what makes a title agency reach for your number first, and keep reaching for it.
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02
Price like a pro
Set fees that respect your time and your drive, and talk about them with confidence.
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03
Own it when things go wrong
A missed initial, a late start. Handle it in a way that makes the agency trust you more.
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Notary side first. Read it on your phone between signings.
- The whole notary side, chapter by chapter
- The center section both sides share
- The title agent's side, so you see the order from their desk
Questions
Is the ebook really free?
Yes. Enter your first name and email and it lands in your inbox in about a minute. It includes the whole notary side, the center section both sides share, and the title agent's side.
What does the notary side cover?
Eight chapters on becoming the first call a title agency makes: what agencies look for before they call, saying yes and no the right way, reviewing the package before you leave, being the calm at the table, owning your mistakes, why the agency watches your tracking number, pricing like a pro, and staying the first call. It ends with tools for the road, including a confirmation call script.
How long does a loan signing really take?
Plan on about three hours, not just the hour at the table. That includes printing or picking up the documents, reviewing them, the drive, the signing, and dropping the package off. Chapter 2 covers how to say yes, and no, with that math in mind.
Is there a paperback?
Yes. It's $14.99 plus $4.99 shipping, printed to order and mailed with tracking. You can also add a copy for the title agency that sends you the most work for $9.99. Arron packs it by hand with a note saying it came from you.
Is this legal advice?
No. The book shares general practices and personal experience from real signings. Notary laws, fees, and requirements vary by state, so check the current rules where you work before you set your fees.
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