By
Michael Lewis
Rapidly rising home prices and mortgage rates are raising concerns among many observers of a new bubble in the housing market, while others believe the market is making up for losses sustained during the recession.
By
Moses Keshishian
The National Notary recently interviewed NNA member Eli Angote, founder and CEO of TheBestNotary.net, a national, mobile Notary service, about how he uses Yelp to build a positive reputation for his business.
By
David Thun
Nearly half of Signing Agents surveyed this month said they have trouble actually contacting representatives of lenders and title companies during signings.
By
Kelle Clarke
The goal of every Notary Signing Agent is to become the “go-to” person for clients in their area. Knowledge, flexibility, and professionalism go a long way toward achieving that goal.
By
NNA Staff
I am a Florida Notary and I am interested in performing wedding ceremonies both within Florida and in other states that permit Notaries to do so. Is this possible?
By
Vicki Gardner
In another sign that the housing market is improving, the foreclosure rate saw a monthly drop of 14 percent in June, its lowest level since late 2006.
By
Michael Lewis
Rising home prices and sluggish economies overseas have combined to keep many foreign homebuyers out of the U.S. market in the past year, but buyers from China flush with cash proved to be big spenders, according to the National Association of Realtors (NAR).
By
Kelle Clarke
Process serving can be a great way to earn extra income without sacrificing the flexibility and convenience of your current mobile Notary work schedule.
By
David Thun
The U.S. housing market recovery is gaining momentum, with a significant boost in home sales in 2012 coupled with historically low interest rates — but there’s still a long way to go, according to a Harvard University study published last week.
By
Michael Lewis
Existing home sales rose 13 percent in May compared to the same month a year ago. This is welcome news for builders, realtors, lenders and Notaries who have suffered through a lengthy recession.