Lynnette Phillips - EzineArticles Expert Author
Lynnette left the legal assistant profession and entered the mortgage and real estate industry starting by doing loan document signings. She is licensed by the California Department of Real Estate and is also a loan officer. The research for her writing focuses largely in the area of consumer education. She is experienced in distress sales, negotiation as well as credit and foreclosure counseling. Lynnette welcomes all calls and emails!
What Answers Can A Notary Signing Agent Provide?
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document.write('Mon, 19 Dec 2005 7:55:28 EST
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document.write('It has never occurred to me to wonder about some of the questions borrowers have asked...then again there are the questions you can anticipate like the questions concerning interest rates. No matter what the question is the Notary Signing Agent (NSA) needs to be careful what she says. The thought of \"Unauthorized Practice of Law\" (UPL) should always be present. After all, loan papers are legal documents!');
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Give Yourself the Gift of Giving
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document.write('Wed, 7 Dec 2005 9:06:28 EST
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document.write('The holidays are here marked by greetings of good cheer, merrymaking and all manner of festivities! In the midst of all of the revelry is, of course, gift giving and to many yuletide giving means more than the gifts under the Christmas tree. Along with the sweater for Aunt Sue, the bicycle for Jimmy and the slippers for Grandpa are the gifts to charities and disaster relief organizations. ');
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Technology Brings \"Blackberry Thumb\" to Business
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document.write('Tue, 6 Dec 2005 9:22:21 EST
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document.write('Technology has been responsible for some everyday wonders that expand our minds and make our lives easier--wonders that simplify redundant and monotonous tasks and keep us in constant contact. Because of these marvels though, we have also become aware of the potential harms caused by the use of technology\'s devices and the science of ergonomics that has helped us learn how to prevent or correct the problems caused by their repetitive use. The U.S. Department of Labor defines a MSD (musculoskeletal disorder) as an injury or disorder of the muscles, nerves, tendons, joints, cartilage, or spinal discs caused by repetitive motion and overexertion. Now MSD, RSI (repetitive stress injury), \"tennis or golfer\'s elbow\" (tendonitis) and carpel tunnel syndrome have been joined by another repetitive motion injury term, \"BlackBerry Thumb\"');
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Telemarketers and the Wireless 411 Directory
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document.write('Tue, 6 Dec 2005 9:07:06 EST
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document.write('It isn\'t surprising in our society of highly mobile individuals to learn that there are 192 million cell phones in use in the U.S. today. As many as 17 million of those users utilize their cell phone as their primary means of contact and 10% of those subscribers use their cell phone as their only phone. Cell phones have become essential to us for use in emergency situations, to help protect our personal safety, the enhancement of business productivity and for social interaction.');
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