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Mitchell Luban
  • Real Estate Consultant
  • Grand Rapids, MI
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Rental Certs In Grand Rapids

Mitchell Luban
  • Real Estate Consultant
  • Grand Rapids, MI
Posted

Good Afternoon Bigger Pockets, 

I am wondering if any of you are experiencing the city cracking down on you or your clients if you're an agent or manager for your rental certs? I know they technically only transfer if the cert was done within 90 days of the sale. However we have had a couple instances in which the property got purchased registered and then we took over management and in one case two years later the city is now wanting us to get it certified. Now I have always had my issues with the rental cert not running with the property but it seems like if when the property is sold and the new owner registers the property with the city as a rental shouldn't that be enough? The city then comes back 2 years later and wants a re cert done. Of course they are blaming it on covid and lack of staffing and catching up. I have talked to a few other investors who have had this thing happen with properties so just thought I would see what you guys are seeing. 

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