Must be willing to submit to and pass a criminal background check3.

@Anthony Casa As long as your partner has a role not including providing the capital, then this should pass as a joint venture.

I'm going to pass as well. 

The funny thing is I had to pass a test back in 2003 to get my license.

Technically all of the grid is interconnected, although ERCOT (TEXAS), which runs out of phase with the rest of the country has a couple of substations that can pass a nominal amount power between them.   

Unincorporated Summit County is planning to pass a 12 week moratorium on new licenses on Tuesday, but they are proposing to exclude strictly resort towns (Copper and Keystone) and are targeting more traditional neighborhoods.

If they propose to high of a price, I will typically say something along the lines of "Hey, I'd love to pass a $150 cleaning fee onto our guest so we can pay you as much as possible, but unfortunately our competitors on AirBNB are only charging $X, and in order to be competitive we've really got to stay as close to this price as possible."  

Just checking online can turn up...well...puzzling information that may well cause you t pass as well.

But you do/did have to pass a test to initially get licensed, starting a few years after the crash.

On the other end of the spectrum they can fine you until you rip everything out or pass a code inspection on the addition.