The only thing I can add to what Shannon says is that our experience is the insurance companies want you actually in business 3 years not just 3 years experience.
Just take one step at a time... first get your notary business up and running for a couple of years then consider expanding if that is what you chose to do. You can make a very good living being a notary public and the E&O insurance is a fraction of the cost of title searching. Check out www.50statenotary.com there are some good tips on setting up your business and companies to sign up with. Good luck.
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