Nope just having the license does not allow you to get tax treatment like a licensed agenttalk to your CPA  I would tag some BP CPA's as this is an easy question but its tax season and they are all busy I suspect.you have to actually work in the industry a certain amount of hours per month or week.. you don't have to actually make any or much money but you do have to put effort and work in to take the deductions. 

termite treatment is not that expensive.the big cost will be replacing the damaged wood. you need to find out how much needs to be replaced.

Property purchased with the primary intent of resale do not qualify for 1031 treatment.  

If you plan to GC the job yourself, it's your job to make sure the appliances fit the cabinets, window treatments fit the windows etc. as well as determining the duty cycle of the water heater, roof, and HVAC.

That's not a professional treatment.

In addition, explained that i admitted myself for treatment, which delayed feb and march rent.  

exterminator mentioned to tenant he saw active termite tunnels. i know treatment options vary. 

Will likely re shingle an 18 year old SFR's roof in the next 12 to 18 months. No major structure work will be required, nor removal of old shingles. Will likely run around $6,000. I've seen some fairly aggressive back...

This would not qualify for 1031 Exchange treatment.

I own bed bug heat treatment equipment and recommend that you negotiate the price based off heat treatment as opposed to spray.