But I just want to figure out whether or not I should apply so I can either focus my efforts on learning more about the industry, or trying to write college admission essays.

Membership is $100 and is worth the price of admission as the network is rather large and extensive here.

I guess an ancillary benefit is that IF you have a payroll and don’t want to share a policy with your employees because it is too generous then insurance products are an alternative with an expensive cost of admission.

So, after that small essay, I would like to solicit opinions as to whether having a Home Inspection License would be valuable enough to spend the money on the education or should I just learn the info on my own?

You get to sit about 9' closer to the guests than general admission (no exaggeration) and the "VIP" dining area was a dirty roped off corner of the sub-standard cafeteria hall.

Currently I work as an admissions counselor for an online school. 

With that in hand and your own admissions it looks to me like the landlord has a pretty clear cut case.

LOL They don't have Frats but you could sell it to the college as an admissions building?

At any rate we've heard your point which by your own admission doesn't apply to the situation of the OP.

Now I'm wishing I went with a 5/1...Source: http://www.katehorrell.com/capital-gains-rules-for...There's a lot of replies with sound advice from everyone contributing to this post so I apologize for not responding to everyone directly as I would end up writing an essay!