From visual inspection, the other bags were 3Mil or less (bags in background) I highly recommend that if you touch, or caused to be touched (as in a power washer), any asbestos or LBP siding, that you take a certification course even if you don't have plans to use the certification as part of your business. 

We had to have it inspected for certificate of occupancy only to find out it needed $10,000 of repairs including new furnace, roof repairs, sewer repairs, and more.  

They'll want you to double check it and then during the buying process you will typically get a resale certificate and Rules and Regs of the HOA between contract and closing.

You may want to check with your local area to see which requirements and certifications you need for each career choice so that you can tailor your class work accordingly and take the proper tests.Another key element to starting your career is to develop the skill for starting your own business.

You may also want to include a Certificate of Estoppel in case they ask for them.

Some examples are:- Loan Origination fee- Bank Charge- Appraisal- Flood Certification- Mortgage Recording fee with county, etc.These all get combined and put under Loan Acq.Then the entry would look something like this (C for Credit, D for Debit):Building DLand DLoan Acq Costs DCounty Tax DSchool Tax DCity Tax DWater & sewage CChecking (Certified Check Fee) CChecking (Cash at Settlement) CMortgages Payable CEasnest Deposits CSec Dep Held CRental Income C

It only works on ONE computer per sign-on since they need a cert.  If

Why you do this is if you do sell the property and another termite company finds issues hopefully the company you have had doing the inspections will own up to it and address all the issues to provide a clear Certification.

Are you able to look at the death certificate?

I might look at a finance degree if I were you, or maybe pick up a CCIM certification.