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Thanks for the replies guys, I was just making sure it is ok to live in a neighboring state from the home state where your office is located, and it sounds like you need to have your primary license where you reside and the non resident license then for the state your office is in if your not living there full time. I was probably just over thinking it.
Resident state is where you live. Everything else is non-resident. You must have a resident license from the state where you live in order to get a non-resident license in another state. Also, you must be licensed in every state in which you conduct business.
KISS