That's good to hear - at least for the near to medium term. RON is likely cheaper here for most folks than a mobile notary, until you get to at least 2 or 3+ signatures. Of course, that point is going to vary significantly from state to state - and even notary to notary.
Longer term, as today's younger generations who are much more used to doing everything online become more of the potential customer base, that may change. (Technical issues will also probably improve over time.) For the older set like us, it likely won't matter much, but here's a heads up to the younger folks reading here who are still thinking of this as a long term career choice... It's probably wise to keep abreast of changes in the industry and perhaps have a back-up plan for the future. 
(And for those of us in CA, just a reminder that participation in RON won't be possible until some time after 2030, unless the law changes again.)
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