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Robert McCormick
  • Homeowner
  • Sussex County, NJ
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Is Becoming a Loan Signing Agent Worth it? (North Jersey)

Robert McCormick
  • Homeowner
  • Sussex County, NJ
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I have recently considered pursuing a side hustle of becoming a Notary Loan Signing Agent as a means of extra cash for building up my reserves. I have considered paying a couple of hundred dollars for a training course and receiving a certification, but before I did I, was curious if anyone who is currently a LSA can speak to this.

Do you need coursework/a certification to get started?

Building on that, which courses do you recommend? (I was considering the "Loan Signing System" by Mark Wills)

Overall, would you say it is something worth pursuing and the ends justify the means? Or do the low barriers of entry make this more competitive then it seems?

I appreciate any help, anyone can offer. (I am also located in North Jersey)

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