Having a license merely means you were able to pass a test.

After a days training, I think it was six hours, if you pay enough fees and pass the test, you can become a mortgage originator too!

There are several grey areas in Florida, but I would not even test them. p.s.

If the drain valve is leaking, test your t&p valve to make sure the pressure isn't building, then replace your drain valve with a brass one.

If not, secondary testing for profit margins or wholesaling, counter if it makes sense.

I am at this time about to take my r.e. salesman test.

The law in Texas has however not been tested.

The attorney might have been testing the waters to see if you were going to respond.

The roof is not leaking, and we have had plenty of rain to test that.

So for example I know I am going to replace the following every single time.Light FixturesSocketsSwitchesCarpetTileBath SurroundsAll faucetsCountertopsAppliancesPaintToiletsMirrorsBlindsI am probably leaving out a few basic things but that will get you started.The things I don't know about and I have to look at:BaseboardsDoorsFoundationRoofLandscapingFencePoolPool EquipmentWindowsSheetrock Siding/BrickworkBathtubsCabinetsVanitiesI never have the HVAC tested or looked at.