My wife and I greatly appreciate Rodney... His experience is evident... We'll ask for his help in the future.

randolph sheldon on 02/04/2020 06:51:47 PM

We were extremely pleased with Rodney's service. Very professional. Would highly recommend his service to any and all!!

jerry boles on 17/02/2019 04:57:07 PM

We were very impressed with the thorough job Mr. R. Foster did. We were out of state and had to have the closing process done in FL.
Very patient and professional.

Laurie Leitner on 06/03/2018 12:12:46 PM

We had med Rod about 10 years when we signed our first mortgage with Quicken and my wife recognised him immediately and commented on the positive impression he had left the first time. Today was no different. We were pleased with his pleasant demeanor and his explanation of the process. It was good to see him again. He was a little early to the appointment but called to see if it would be OK to stop by 20 minutes early. Worked out good for us too.

Bill Nice on 05/10/2016 03:22:59 PM

Rod has been a great notary for ULS. He is efficient and reliable and I would highly recommend him for your next signing. Thanks Rod! We appreciate everything you do!

Diane Kirkwood on 27/04/2012 04:31:14 PM

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