I usually see them around $750 per pier, and where I live is around the national average cost of living. 

Like buying, leasing is mostly emotional and driven by the women (if it's a couple).

National databases are wonderful but there are nuances, and your state happens to be one of them.  

He's a nationally recognized JD/CPA.

Postlets, rent.com, Zillow, hotpads, and every sec8 tends to have a local one besides the national one.

The women were crying while the movers moved out their stuff. 

I am a new licensee in DC area.
I have interviewed with large brokerages and few mom and pop shops that deal is rather luxury segment.

While big firms offer 65/35 splits and training, the mom and pop shops offer 25/7...

Much to my chagrin, when I was first starting out I had friends, neighbors, and women I was dating constantly insinuated that I was a "slum lord."  

We will never be a country like we were in the 70s in which much more people owned homes, we're a renter nation now and will stay that way for the foreseeable future. 

Although, you can also get training in it through community colleges: here's a link to a program in Ohio: http://www.hondros.com/programs/home-inspection/ov...I don't think Ohio requires a state license for inspectors, but there is a national certification you can get