The insurance basically covers a practitioner's failure to live up to that standard, except when that failure is intentional or illegal.For the most part.Realtors, financial advisers, doctors, lawyers, property managers, architects, and a host of other professionals work within systems defined by licensing boards, professional associations, etc., establishing a standard.

I am still circulating among service providers, practitioners, and parents.

All you can do is watch the ice floe move back and forth.So we are trying to get some transient workers, like visiting practitioners who do job share at the hospital.

The Dodd-Frank manipulations to Appraisal Landscape with Management Companies being created to slash appraisal fees is a disservice to both the Practitioner AND the BUYER - but is IS allowing BANKS to have a new PROFIT CENTER...I recommend taking the R E License route.

They have a course set up here and hey free shirt... possibly you could all go and get one below is where you'd askhttp://primal-fitness.com/index.php/faqSingle Session Drop-In- $20 for out of town Crossfit athletes (Includes a Primal T-shirt), Free for active duty military, law enforcement or rescue personnel.I suggest this if it’s on a weekend :http://primal-fitness.com/index.php/sign-up-for-classes/parkour Parkour Drop-in Training and Open GymsThe American Parkour Academy offers training sessions available to anyone for drop-in, and open gym times for those parkour practitioners who are more self-directed.The Saturday Parkour Open Training is a 2-hour session led by an instructor and comprising a complete parkour training session including a warm-up, technique and skill work, challenges, and some free time to explore the course.The session is $25 for non-members and $15 for those registered in monthly parkour.Every Saturday from 10am-Noon.

When it's a single task, it may be a flat fee of $300-700 for very small firms or a sole practitioner but widely varies on where the project is..

That said; to OP: I'd be careful here and consult with a licensed practitioner in your state.

Thanks for reminding us that one of the best things about working in real estate is the can-do spirit of the practitioners, vendors and investors. 

I trust legal resource sites more than I trust third-party opinion, and I trust enrolled agents (federally licensed tax practitioners who specialize in taxation and also have unlimited rights to represent taxpayers before the IRS) more than accountants or standard CPAs."

The instructors are all practitioner-instructors who are active, successful investors in the areas in which they teach.