The tests cost about $200 each, licensing per state anywhere from $200-400 a year The test is about the laws and history it does not teach you anything much about the job.

With a "facts and circumstances" test This article can. help: https://www.irs.gov/publications/p523#:~:text=If%20you%20own%20and%20live,factors%20are%20relevant%20as%20well.Please discuss this with your accountant, as your facts and circumstances will matter greatly here! 

Namely, you must be able to show that all of the following are true:you are married and file a joint return for the yeareither you or your spouse meets the ownership testboth you and your spouse meet the use test, andduring the 2-year period ending on the date of the sale, neither you or your spouse excluded gain from the sale of another home.If either spouse does not satisfy all these requirements, the exclusion is figured separately for each spouse as if they were not married.

Call Kaitlin @ Reliant Mold Testing.

I am "testing the waters" before fully adding the remaining two into individual LLCs, as this is my first time doing this. 

But since the core is made of particle board I was sceptical and put a smaple to the test.

@Wesley Jensen work with the tenant to have the area properly inspected for mold, possibly even having a mold test done.You may need to check your state's Legal Entry rights to do it while the tenant isn't there if they will not cooperate.

It’s only $99 and is a bore to get through, but teaches you everything you need to know for your test.

You could get into technical sides of things, like how to imbed and track pixels from ads through to lead capture forms, email click through rates, A/B testing, open rates, conversion rates, lead acquisition costs, customer acquisition costs, headline/subject line writing, etc.On the persuasion side: The Catalyst by Jonah Berger, The Jolt Effect by Matthew Dixon, but there are also countless sales training, sales psychology, influence people, type books out there.

you will want Handyman insurance, and as @Glen Morrow stated, you will not be allowed to pull permits, per state law, you would need a contractors license to pull permits, and technically to do work on a 1-2 family dwelling. to get the license you need to complete a 12 hour training, and pass a test, and have appropriate insurance, Quite expensive insurance at that.