I really enjoy technology (my current profession) and am wondering if I can be a resource to others who are less tech savvy and can perhaps be a sales oriented resource for me.

;-P To be bashing any profession as whole is not conducive to the conversation.As someone else stated, the inspector will list all things he finds, great and small.

When people rent to traveling nurses, they are essentially requiring a certain profession and level of education. 

In short, in the context of real estate, the majority of your time has to be spent in real estate activities (usually full-time workers in other professions fail at this level of the test because convincing the IRS that you work two full-time jobs presents a problem) and the time spent must exceed 750 hours.  

My partner's profession is not linked to real estate, but he is sharp as a tack when it comes to finance and financial analysis.

Currently, I'm earning a living by driving part-time to pay the bills, but real estate is the profession I'm truly passionate about.

Mine was an MBA, CPA, CFA, and holds multiple other profession accounting designations that are more sophisticated than a CPA.

No, you'd be pissed off.Contractors are responsible for complying with the business and professions code that we test on.

Not sure about your profession/income steadiness. 

Are you courteous and profession which is different than being nice.