I'm an attorney that handles Summit County's tax lien foreclosures and would be happy to pass a couple along for your review.  

They had to pass a QII (quality insulation installation) test mandated by the state for this particular application.

Typically finding your "core four" is the toughest part of investing out of state, but if you can leverage your existing network you have there, you could potentially by-pass a lot of headache and struggle. 

Find some nice ones and put some molding at the top of them to the ceiling and they will pass as custom.  

Passing the TestsThe last day of the pre-licensing course you'll have to pass a test, and then you must take the state exam.  

It seems any time someone tries to get ahead there they pass a law making it next to impossible to succeed.

I have Clients that have gone through several PM's before settling in with my Company for years (and being happy they did so) - I'd hate to pass a blanket judgment on anyone who's in the same situation.Cheers.

To become a real estate agent, you must complete 3 college credit classes and pass a State exam.Agents usually represent a buyer or a seller and are contractually obligated to work in their clients’ best interest.Agents are required to participate in trainings to stay up to date with the market and current legislation in order to renew their licenses every 2 years.All agents must be supervised by real estate brokers.Agents get paid by commission.

@Adam WarchalMan, I wish I had some tenants who worked in law enforcement, or even some who were legally allowed to carry around firearms, instead of ones who couldn't pass a background check.But do you really think a trained law enforcement officer is going to leave his service weapon lying around in a shared kitchen or something?

My garage has an office and a powder room, however, it is in the residential area and would not pass as a commercial lease.