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Updated over 7 years ago on . Most recent reply

SC Contractor License
Hey all,
I've been bouncing around the states a little bit.
I got my RE license in Michigan while going to school...graduated with a degree in construction management and took a job in Florida as a commercial construction project manager.
Long story short, I am moving to SC and would like to take the GC license exam when I get there.
However (and I have seen this in other states) SC requires a positive net worth to take the exam.
Can anyone explain this to me??? Can I stuff 6k into a brand new LLC and say this "new business" has positive net worth?....is this really a requirement to take the exam?
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Definitely, would like to talk over a beer/coffee.