Most states accept the National part of the test at a minimum so then you would just have to pass the state partIt does not mean that you cannot be license in both states as you definitely can

It is just a broad brush of data taken from the Census Bureau. 

I’m 18 and i’m taking my test to get my license within the next couple of weeks and want to get opinions on EXP.

I don't understand the distinction between a showing agent and an agent when you passed the same test.

This data is for all the units we manage.  

Here are some properties I'm looking at.The seller is telling me this is a c+ neighborhood but I've been told my locals to stay away from Frayser.https://www.google.com/maps/place/3249+Baskin+St,+Memphis,+TN+38127,+USA/@35.2143052,-90.0241532,17z/data=!

Having your vision and goals pressure tested is important to avoid confirmation bias, but that testing should be done by someone who, for all intents and purposes, should be listened to.

You should have gotten some info about the system along with the home, including the documentation about the system like the permit, paid invoice, warranty info, equipment manuals and data sheets, net metering agreement, production payment contract, name and contact info for installer etc.

I'm also considering fixing the well and getting off city water, this would be a savings of over $50k after all the well inspections, service and water testing.

I can't sign a new cell phone plan and then demand unlimited data after the fact.