I am 20 years old (21 on June 1st) currently serving active duty Air Force in New Mexico.

They always receive the report and the D-L from the inspector.  

All of this has served to help me gain the crucial beginners knowledge I was seeking.

There is another one that you should do (starts with an L also...maybe 4 letters...?)

None of this should serve as a deterrent to getting your license.Working on your own investments is a terrific goal and you can do that now while you are in process of obtaining your license.

You may be better served to watch the site then individually reach out to the folks in your area.

Link: http://www.businessinsider.com/contractors-dirty-l...I tried to embed but didn't work.

No attorney or CPA, no matter how good, can provide you actionable and reliable information in a setting such as this.I hope this serves as a good starting point for you to do further research and / or retain a professional to assist you.

@Cheryl Pepper if you don't want to buy fixer-upper deals from wholesalers, then your next best alternative would be to reach out to Steve L. 

The tenants then denied us access to do the now mandated repairs, but when threatened with eviction for denial of access, finally allowed access to make the repairs.The building department inspector says that we have to install a LL meter to serve the unfinished basement (which the tenant is using as a rec room area and, we suspect, to run a barbershop), and to serve the front hallway, which no one uses, and for the outside light at the front of the building.