Being that I live/am licensed in Ohio, I've filed thousands of these returns so they're pretty much second nature to me.

As I continue to save, I am considering getting my RE license.

As a licensed person you do not want to be involved in an equity skimming deal.

Lost his license for continuing to practice after being suspended for not paying money to his clients, just like Stormy's attorney what's his name... 

One example in Oregon for instance if your going to buy 1 home and fix it up to sell to the public you MUST have a developers license or a GC license.   

I don’t even think they used licensed appraisers (could be wrong.

I own a small real estate brokerage in CO and I'm also looking to start a mortgage company or at least having some staff members licensed as loan officers. 

Quote from @Zenna Weis: Yes, you can charge the tenant for the repair or replacement if they were the cause.I'm not a licensed plumber, but I have enough experience to believe this is an exaggerated case.

@Andrew LaxThis will be very state specific for example Georgia is very strict on licensing and seller financing as is Ohio.

Currently on the road to getting my real estate license but any advice/ recommendations along the way will always be appreciated.