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SOC 23-2093

Research property records to verify ownership history and find defects.

The job
Median pay
$59k
$47k to $75k typical range
Outlook, 2025 to 2035
Growing
+2.1% projected
Openings a year
5k
BLS projection
Typical education
High school
Our model
AI displacement risk
High
How much of this job AI may do instead of the person
Works with AI
3/100
AI alongside the person rather than instead of them
AI exposure
45th pct
More exposed than 45% of occupations · modeled estimate · 19th pct in Microsoft's data
Future-proof
52/100

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Pay and jobs by state

BLS OEWS May 2025, 51 states. Sorted by jobs; per 1,000 is jobs per thousand workers in the state; vs national compares that rate with the country's. A tilde marks a figure estimated from the parent occupation group where BLS publishes none.

StateJobsPer 1,000vs nationalMedian pay
Texas6,7700.51.5×$60k
California5,8930.31.0×$67k~
Florida4,8000.51.6×$58k
Pennsylvania2,2200.41.2×$52k
New York2,1300.20.7×$61k
Ohio1,8600.31.1×$57k
Washington DC1,5522.27.1×$112k~
Oklahoma1,5000.92.8×$50k
Missouri1,4700.51.6×$48k
Colorado1,4000.51.6×$78k
All 51 states
StateJobsPer 1,000vs nationalMedian pay
Virginia1,3400.31.0×$54k
Massachusetts1,3060.41.1×$69k~
Illinois1,2900.20.7×$50k
Arizona1,2100.41.2×$50k
Tennessee1,1600.41.1×$50k
Utah1,1600.72.1×$62k
Michigan1,0860.20.8×$50k~
Washington9300.30.8×$66k
Kansas7100.51.6×$55k
Wisconsin7000.20.8×$48k
Georgia6600.10.4×$48k
Indiana6570.20.7×$46k~
Arkansas6500.51.6×$48k
South Carolina6490.30.9×$47k~
Idaho6400.72.4×$62k
Oregon6400.31.0×$77k
Nevada6200.41.3×$71k
Minnesota5600.20.6×$58k
New Jersey5500.10.4×$62k
Alabama5250.20.8×$61k~
New Mexico4800.61.8×$58k
Maryland4200.20.5×$55k
Iowa4000.30.8×$46k
North Carolina4000.10.3×$51k
Louisiana3900.20.7×$38k
Nebraska3600.41.1×$49k
West Virginia3500.51.6×$77k
Kentucky2700.10.4×$53k
Wyoming2000.72.3×$49k
South Dakota1800.41.3×$59k
Montana1560.31.0×$48k~
New Hampshire1520.20.7×$62k~
Mississippi1500.10.4×$47k
Delaware1400.30.9×$65k
North Dakota1400.31.0×$60k
Rhode Island1200.20.8×$63k
Alaska1000.31.0×$76k
Connecticut900.10.2×$63k
Hawaii900.10.5×$53k~
Vermont820.30.9×$58k~
Maine700.10.3×$49k

Top metro areas

  1. Dallas-Fort Worth-Arlington, TX2,140 jobs · $62k median
  2. New York-Newark-Jersey City, NY-NJ1,830 jobs · $62k median
  3. Houston-Pasadena-The Woodlands, TX1,730 jobs · $63k median
  4. Tampa-St. Petersburg-Clearwater, FL1,220 jobs · $57k median
  5. Detroit-Warren-Dearborn, MI1,160 jobs · $51k median
  6. Phoenix-Mesa-Chandler, AZ940 jobs · $49k median
  7. Miami-Fort Lauderdale-West Palm Beach, FL880 jobs · $59k median
  8. Philadelphia-Camden-Wilmington, PA-NJ-DE-MD860 jobs · $56k median

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Pay and outlook from BLS (OEWS 2025, Employment Projections 2025-2035). Skills and work activities from O*NET 30.3. AI exposure and future-proof scores are modeled estimates. How these numbers are made.