DICO Sisters

Nobody tells you this: your qualifier has to be close enough to actually visit your job sites. That one requirement narrows the search way more than you’d think. Doing this by the book. 📕

Read your contracts. Even when — especially when — you trust people on the other side. We’re reviewing our RMO agreement line by line, and that’s not distrust, that’s business.

We’re getting licensed without the exam. Through an RMO — a qualifier. Here’s what that actually means, in plain English. Questions? Our DMs are open. We’ll answer them on here

Plot twist: the sister who wanted to hide behind the camera ended up doing most of the talk. Our first networking event was a win. Proud of us 😊

Was our first networking event worth it? Honestly… awkward at first 🥹 but we met an architect, contractor with different classifications, and an attorney who talked contracts. Not bad for two people who knew no one.

Last business, we stayed quiet. This time we’re doing the scary thing - actually networking. One of us talks to everyone, the runs the numbers. Come watch us get out of our comfort zone.

Nobody tells you how intimidating government paperwork feels when you’re starting out. But it’s more doable than it looks - and you can always ask for help. Starting a business in California or Texas? Our DM’s are open.

Everyone assumes you have to quit everything to start a business. We’re doing it differently- keeping our jobs, building this on the side, creating something for our families. Here’s the honest why 🥹

Here’s our plan to get the General B license in California - starting with an RMO so we can operate now, then building 5 years of experience to request an exam waiver. We’re documenting how it actually works. Not advice - just our real path. Always verify your own situation with the CSLB