Where to tab
Every tab, on the right page
The exact pages to flag in the Contractors Manual and Builder's Guide to Accounting, so you flip straight to the answer instead of skimming under the clock.
Tab & highlight guide
Know exactly where to mark your books.
This is the digital guide that shows you where to tab and highlight your own reference books — page by page, section by section. You do the marking the rules require; I tell you exactly where. I'm finishing it now — request a copy and I'll email it to you the moment it's ready.
What to highlight
The lines that actually get tested
I mark the formulas, deadlines, and definitions worth highlighting — and skip the noise. You highlight your own books, the way the rules require.
Why it matters
Running out of time is the #1 reason people fail
Open-book only helps if you're fast. A book you can navigate in seconds is worth more than one more night of studying.
The test center allows tabs and highlighting in your own books, but no loose Post-it flags and no handwritten notes. This guide keeps you inside the rules — and if you want the method first, here's how to tab and highlight your reference books.
Request the guide
It's almost done. Drop your email and I'll send it as soon as it's ready — mark your books once and walk in able to find any answer fast.
Need the books too? Get the reference book set.
Stop guessing
Walk into that testing center knowing exactly what the day looks like.
Start with Business and Finance — the part that fails the most people — or take the free practice exam and see where you stand. Either way, you'll have done the real thing, on the clock, before it counts.