Retiring in the south

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Retiring in the south
Posted by obbie of KY on 7/14/17 3:01pm	Msg #578512

My husband is wanting to move south to the east coast or the gulf? I'm looking for information, is it true some states only allow lawyers to do signings. What about Florida? I would appreciate your comments.

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	Retiring in the south - obbie on 7/14/17 3:01pm
	Re: Retiring in the south - Luckydog on 7/14/17 3:24pm
	GA & SC are attorney-only states. Otherwise, the - MW/VA on 7/14/17 3:30pm
	Re: GA & SC are attorney-only states. Otherwise, the - obbie on 7/14/17 3:43pm
	Florida you'd be fine - if you try North Central you might - Linda_H/FL on 7/14/17 3:51pm
	Re: Florida you - obbie on 7/14/17 3:53pm
	Re: Florida you - Luckydog on 7/14/17 4:23pm
	Re: Florida you - obbie on 7/14/17 5:47pm
	Definitely varies by area. I had considered moving to the - MW/VA on 7/14/17 8:22pm
	I have a friend who used to live in Jacksonville & now lives - MW/VA on 7/14/17 8:20pm
	Re: I have a friend who used to live in Jacksonville & now lives - obbie on 7/14/17 8:46pm
	Not sure of the work but my aunt just moved to AL - LOVES it - SReis on 7/14/17 10:03pm
	I'd like to ask what area that's in. I would consider a - MW/VA on 7/15/17 9:48am
	Notary-Wise, Alabama has its pros & cons - Michelle/AL on 7/16/17 3:54pm
	Re: Notary-Wise, Alabama has its pros & cons - obbie on 7/17/17 9:56pm
	Re: Notary-Wise, Alabama has its pros & cons - obbie on 7/17/17 9:59pm

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