Open roths...Also consider yard work, snow removal, cleaning...Photo has the benefit of being its own proof.

At least this months cleaning schedule will be mellow.

I think if you want to learn the business you'd be better off reading David Greene's long-distance investing book to gain all the skills regardless of if you have a license or not.

Buy and read David Greene's book on long distance real estate investing. 

It just needs small things like cleaning, touchup paint, cleaning gutters, fixing a window, moving a stair railing.

I had a busy day with having my truck serviced at a local toyota dealership, stopped by the post office to mail some items from title and cleaned my grill in preparation for the upcoming summer season. 

Painted and cleaned.

Rehabbed the kitchen: tore out all upper cabinets, cleaned up some mold, repainted the walls/scraped the popcorn ceiling, put in faux shiplap (8in plywood strips), hung up open shelves, installed new light fixtures, painted inside and outside of under the counter cabinets (dark Blue), replaced drawers, added new stainless steel cabinet/drawer handles, tore down non-load bearing wall, replaced tiles, re-routed light switch, and painted window panes.

Tore out all upper cabinets, cleaned up some mold, repainted the walls/scraped the popcorn ceiling, put in faux shiplap (8in plywood strips), hung up open shelves, installed new light fixtures, painted inside and outside of under the counter cabinets (dark Blue), replaced drawers, added new stainless steel cabinet/drawer handles.

Thanks @Jonathan Greene I haven't heard of that one.