I'm simply asking for feedback about this form of termite treatment.  

I currently have 2 properties and own my own business in the service industry looking to make more passive income and expand my portfolio.

You may be able to walk away calling it a material issue, but it's a pretty thin one to most people in the industry.

A residential electrician here is a 2yr apprenticeship vs a 5yr apprenticeship for someone who is doing commercial/industrial work.

Industries that operate here cover the gamut — from healthcare to film to technology – and keep Atlanta’s economy stable and protected in the event of any industry-specific slumps. 

I am a Chief Compliance Officer at a Specialty pharmacy and have been in the healthcare industry for over five years now.

I am a Chief Compliance Officer at a Specialty pharmacy and have been in the healthcare industry for over five years now.

If you are an accredited investor you can also consider investing passively in syndicates which gives all of the benefits of investing directly yourself (cashflow, appreciation, favorable tax treatment) in return for a reasonable fee.Good luck!

Moving to the New Orleans area and changing careers to the oil industry has put me in a good market with solid income to more readily achieve my ambitions of supplementing my income and eventually replacing it through cash flowing rentals and flips.  

I think you need to analyze what your skills\assets are and pick the model that best fits those.As an example, if you are in the construction industry and can do most anything then flipping might be the way to go.