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GentleGiant
North Carolina
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 Posted - 05/02/2013 : 1:17:03 PM
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I currently live in North Carolina, looking to relocate and yes, I live near a heavily populated area, Raleigh, NC.....Durham, NCI'm Directly in the middle.
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Originally posted by mbs653
What state do you live in now and do you live in/near a heavily populated city?
IleneMd
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mbs653
Maryland
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Posted - 04/15/2013 : 09:55:25 AM
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What state do you live in now and do you live in/near a heavily populated city?
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GentleGiant
North Carolina
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Posted - 04/15/2013 : 06:12:14 AM
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Thank you LindaH for you information....I'll keep looking into other areas, really want to leave NC......SMILE.
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Originally posted by LindaH
That's a really hard question to answer. I'll start by saying stay away from the attorney-only states - MA, DE, W.VA, GA, SC (and I think I missed one but not sure).
Indiana and Maryland require TPL's - so more expensive to start up there.
The success of the business may be state-dependent, but it's also very dependent on your own abilities, your savviness and knowledge at the signing table and, most importantly, your marketing. People in South Florida, where it's more densely populated, are crazy busy while I, in North Florida, am not - not so densely populated and many people still stick to community banking.
You may move to CA and be able to command $150/signing depending on location since your cost of living is higher there - you won't get that kind of fee across the board in my area here.
Like I said..hard question to answer. Good Luck with whatever you choose to do.
Linda
http://www.columbiacountynotary.webs.com
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LindaH
Florida
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Posted - 04/14/2013 : 5:53:33 PM
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That's a really hard question to answer. I'll start by saying stay away from the attorney-only states - MA, DE, W.VA, GA, SC (and I think I missed one but not sure).
Indiana and Maryland require TPL's - so more expensive to start up there.
The success of the business may be state-dependent, but it's also very dependent on your own abilities, your savviness and knowledge at the signing table and, most importantly, your marketing. People in South Florida, where it's more densely populated, are crazy busy while I, in North Florida, am not - not so densely populated and many people still stick to community banking.
You may move to CA and be able to command $150/signing depending on location since your cost of living is higher there - you won't get that kind of fee across the board in my area here.
Like I said..hard question to answer. Good Luck with whatever you choose to do.
Linda
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GentleGiant
North Carolina
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Posted - 04/14/2013 : 5:44:52 PM
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Hi, I am interested in knowing the best States for Notary Signing Agents. I am looking to relocate and increase volume to my business. All feedback is appreciated.
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NC is not one of them...... |
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