@Isaac HarjonoAs @Christopher Smith noted, California paints with an extremely broad brush regarding what it deems to be "doing business" in California.If you are a California resident and managing-member of the LLC, the LLC will almost certainly have a California Form 568 filing obligation even if it is organized in another state and has no California source sales, property, or payroll. 

Perhaps we'll brush shoulders some day, but in the meantime I'd be happy to connect further.

If mold, if it’s minor brush bleach on it, let dry, paint.

You have gotten the investor brush off.   

I spend around $1000 for materials alone, paint, primer, rollers, brushes, covers, sand paper, etc...

The investor gets a good return on the property and doesn't get to share in increased profits because their risk is static, just like the return.  

Subsurface water which enters the basement or foundation of a building due to hydro-static pressure is excluded from coverage.

I’ll brush it off.

I had no help, no knowledge and I actually used a paint brush to apply drywall mud (let's keep that between us).

However, when the agent is submitting your bid, they do have the option to change THEIR side (the buyer's agent side) and the listing side is a static 3%.