What is the avg. salary for a notary public agent  and/or signing agent in San Diego, CA??
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notary public  avg fee's they make is about 10 bucks per stamp. most have it as a hobby or side job
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It depends on the area, try www.salary.com
99031
according to http://www.salary.com\nthey make 55,137 annualy, but that's also based on where you live. go to the site.
1117548
Try: http://www.salary.com/\n\nWith love in Christ.
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http://www.salary.com\n\nType in your job title (esthetician) and then search for the city from their list. This should tell ya.
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Salaries of lawyers vary widely according to the type, size, and location of their employer. Lawyers who own their own practices usually earn less than those who are partners in law firms. \n\nAs mentioned in my opening statement location plays a large role in average median salary. Additionally, those who work in large cities (i.e. New York, Los Angeles, & Boston) reported the highest median salaries at around $125,000. \n\nAverage Median Salary For Entry Level Lawyers 2005 \n\nNortheast, at $125,000, \nWest at $112,500\nSouth at $105,000 \nMidwest at $95,000 \n\n**Highest First Year Salary reported by NALP was $130,000**\n\nAs expected, each year of associate experience brings several thousand dollars in increased compensation: median salaries for eighth-year associates ranged from $109,000 in small firms to $181,500 in the largest firms, with a median for all reporting firms of $145,000.\n\nFor more information and statistics please refer to the source of much of this information at http://www.nalp.org/press/details.php?id=56
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You could check the Census tract figures for the area you are concerned with--I included a link to figures for San Diego. If it works, it should take you right to the page listing housing costs.
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Check out http://www.salary.com.
988284
I looked at the county's web page (the first link below) ut could not find anything about the salaries.  They should be in the public record but you may need to inquire directly with the county.\n\nOr, you could attend the monthly public meeting of the Salary & Retirement Board.  The second link contains the calendar of meetings.
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I will assume that you don't live in NC.  Unless you are licensed in NC I think the only thing you can do is a referal to an agent in the Charlotte area.  I don't know the going referal rate where you are but here in California it's about 30% of the comission.
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Where are you asking about?  I made over 100k last year, but that's unusually high for someone in my area because the salaries are lower in Northern California than in other parts of the state.  I would also suspect that California salaries are higher than a lot of states, simply because it is ridiculously expensive to live here.  \n\nDeputies, on the whole, don't make any more or less than police officers just because they are deputies.  They make more (or less) because of the agency that employs them, but their deputy status isn't what determines that.
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The short answer is you can't.  Unless your job is bringing in over 200K a year or so.  I used to live in San Diego and now work in the mortgage industry.  The median home price in San Diego is about 550K.  For example, if you have a 30 year fixed mortgage @ 6.5% on a 550K home, your mortgage payment is going to be $3,476.37 and that's not including taxes and insurance.  If you're bringing in 100K a year that's $8333 a month you're bringing in before taxes.  After  taxes there isn't much money left over for actual living (food, gas, credit cards, etc.)\n\nI would definitely look into foreclosures or talk to a bank about REO homes (They'll know what you're talking about)  Interest only is alright only if you're making a little more than the minimum payment, or if you expect your income to increase, or you expect your home to appreciate in value after the interest only period is over.  Good Luck!
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I'm not sure there is a verifiable source for this info.  However after being in the business for over 20 years and managing a large office for real estate company I can give you an idea.\n\nI'd guess that of the 450,000+/- licensed agent/brokers in CA 60% are making $24,000 a year or less.  25% or so doing up to $50,000, 10% getting up to $80,000 and 5%  above that.\n\nOk that said it doesn't matter to any individual thinking about getting into the business.  You can make as much as you're worth.  But you have to work at it.\n\nMany people get into the business after they sell or buy a house.  They see the size of the total commission and think it's easy money.  Most folks (and I mean the vast majority) don't treat it like a real job.  If you have the ability to do basic math, care about people, can go 6 months without income (to start) and can keep your eyes on the prize you can be a great success.\n\nBy the way when I say keep your eyes on the prize, I mean helping folks acquire and sell their real property and help the sellers through the emotional transition of the sale.  If you get into it for the dollars you will find it much harder.\n\nGood Luck
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Assume you mean Austraila -- avg salary I'm paying is approx. A$18 per hour for acctg staff; however, I get this work performed significantly cheaper by exporting the work to the Phillippines. If u can send this work off shore -- let me know I can at a minimum give you my input. bc@rtms.com.au
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I know we are actually getting out rn's from canada because nobody wants the pay here, but the cost of living is a heck of a lot less in san antonio, texas than san diego.  I own a 3 bedroom 1800 sq. ft. house on the Northside of SA for less than 100,000.  This is not uncommon.  I don't think you can find a deal like that in San Diego.  San Diego is beautiful and on the ocean and all.  San Antonio has a different climate and it's very historic.  The people are very friendly.  It's in a class all it's own, but you'd probably miss the water.
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That depends on their contract with the broker. Each office is different. Talk to many office brokers and ask to see their contract. While you are at the office, note how busy they are. Be sure to ask what your commission split will be when you start and at what level does it change. Also many offices now offer a salary + commission program. This might be best to start out. Most real estate agents work for less than $15 / hr.. You have to build your business to increase your income.
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clerk of court is a public servant so the county commissioner office set's it's own starting salary. The best thing is to check with the county that is has the position