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How to Conduct a Loan Signing

The first step in knowing how to conduct a loan signing is understanding the Signing Agent’s role in the transaction. While you are not there to explain the loan documents or take the place of the loan officer, you’re there to provide a positive signing experience. For more information, visit: https://bit.ly/ConductASigning Don’t discuss the “how” and “why” - A Notary Signing Agent should always cover the ‘what’ and the ‘where’ but never discuss the ‘how’ and the ‘why’ during a loan signing. Let the signer know that you are only there to notarize their documents, and those questions are best answered by the real estate professional they are working with. Do present the “what” and “where”- You conduct a loan signing by pointing out pertinent information that is clearly printed on a particular loan document and allow the borrower either to read the full document or be satisfied with the information you have shown them. Then you simply instruct them on where to sign, date or initial. You repeat “the what” and “the where” on every loan document, and that is how you get through a loan signing. Learn how to become a Notary Signing Agent: https://bit.ly/NNASigningAgent Mark Wills of Loan Signing System is a Notary educator, a mentor to more than 4,000 Notary Signing Agents and a Forbes Real Estate Council Member. For more information on how to market your loan Signing Agent business, visit loansigningsystem.com. NNA Customers Save 15% OFF ANY Loan Signing System Course! Learn more: http://bit.ly/LSSdiscount Connect with Mark Wills: Subscribe to YouTube:    / @markwillsloansigningsystem   Instagram:   / loansigningsystem   LinkedIn:   / markryanwills   Facebook:   / loansigningsystem   Connect with the NNA: Blog: https://www.nationalnotary.org/notary... Facebook:   / nationalnotary   Twitter:   / nationalnotary   Instagram:   / nationalnotary   Pinterest:   / nationalnotary   LinkedIn:   / national-notary-association   #LoanDocuments #LoanSigningAgent #NotarySigningAgent