Loan and Mortgage Companies need the service of trained and certified personnel. This is the work for a California State notary public. However, just being a notary is not good enough for today. Companies in the loan industry want notaries to have additional training in the real estate field. This class provides the notary with the skills and abilities of a Loan Signing Specialist. This course will cover the duties from the initial contact with the borrowers, to the completion and return of the loan document package.
With interest rates low, many homeowners are re-financing their existing loans. On the successful completion of the take home exam, students are provided with a Certification suitable for framing. Students will take home the loan exam and mail it back in. Students will then be mailed their Certification as a Loan Signing Specialist.
$49 materials fee includes the Loan-Signing Specialist Study Guide.
Optional Take Home Examination & Certification Fee: $35 payable to instructor in class
DATE: 1 Wednesday. October 8, 2025
TIME: 5:30-9:30pm
FEE: $89 (includes the Loan-Signing Specialist Study Guide)
- Optional Take Home Examination & Certification Fee: $35 payable to instructor in class
LOCATION: San Luis Obispo Campus Room 4117
INSTRUCTOR: Tom Peavyhouse
QUESTIONS: Contact instructors at betty.mastersnotary@yahoo.com and tpeavyhouse@yahoo.com or (949) 648-6413
Class Schedule – Please Note:
Our class schedules may be subject to change. You can view the most current class
status anytime on the Community Programs website. To stay up to date after registering,
please monitor your email, as any changes will be sent to the email address we have
on file.
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Tom Peavyhouse |
Thomas Peavyhouse has been employed in the financial community for over 20 years. He has represented financial institutions at various companies including Microsoft and Apple. He currently has held Real Estate, Insurance and Securities licenses. He is a commissioned California Notary Public with an added certification in loan signing as an instructor. |