I have had this one client of mine for quite some time now. He is a really nice guy, But recently I have just lost all interest in working on his site. After thinking about it for about a week, I have decided that after about 2 years of working with him. That it’s time for me to move on. I really want to be able to concentrate on the BIG DAWGS. Doing work for big businesses that pay well without trying to negotiate my prices.

He isn’t too happy with my decision, but I really believe that I must let this one client go in order to bring more to me.

So here I am BIG DAWGS come get me…

Am I stupid for wanting to have a copy of something I worked on after it’s been printed up? I did a website for Adrian’s business PCC. Then was asked to design an advertisement for a local paper (still waiting to see what happens with it), brochures (still need to be printed) and then what you see here, which is a 18″x24″ yard sign to be placed on lawns while they are working on a project. They wanted it just two colors the only thing that is missing is the logo and that is because who ever originally designed it didn’t provide the proper format for it. We are now waiting to get it converted.

Years back I looked into being a Notary Public, but never went through with it. I used to know someone about 10 years ago who owned her own business doing it and thought it was pretty cool. So I thought why not look into it as a way to make extra money on the side. And tie it in with my business. So I have signed up to take a 6 hour course/seminar on May 19 to be followed by the 90 minute state exam, get my fingerprints done and await the results from the test which I know I will pass. I am also going to take the extra exam (taken online) to be a Notary Signing Agent. I figure being how I know a few people in Realty, that it can be a bonus…

Who are these? (in case you don’t know)

A notary public is an officer who can administer oaths and statutory declarations, witness and authenticate documents and perform certain other acts varying from jurisdiction to jurisdiction. Generally speaking, a notary public in the United States of America has powers that are far more limited than the role of a civil law notary in the rest of the world, with the exception of Louisiana. For the purposes of authentication, most countries require commercial or personal documents which originate from or are signed in another country to be notarized before they can be used or officially recorded or before they can have any legal effect.

A Mortgage Notary Signing Agent is a commissioned Notary Public who specializes in the process of obtaining and notarizing the signatures of the party(ies) involved on real estate loan documents for the purpose of closing a real estate loan transaction. Lenders who offer correspondent loans across the country rely heavily on competent Mortgage Notary Signing Agents to complete the signing and notarizing portions of the real estate loan transaction in a professional, reliable and accurate manner.