Kevin Barker, in addition to the lease itself, you might consider getting a Tenant Estoppel Certificate.

That is the only way to verify any income they have from the business, unless they have a CPA who can supply a certification of income (but the CPA probably did the tax returns anyway).Application isn't processed until it is "complete" - all needed paperwork in hand, and SIGNATURES on permission and authorization forms.

I'm curious if you get the onsite inspection done do you get a certification or something where you only have to do it once ever??

Here is a list of 4 graduate classes that are offered at UT Arlington that if completed earn you a graduate certificate in real estate development.

John,Here in Indiana the state does not require us to have a certificate for rental management or rehabilitating a property.

I learned by going to the courthouse looking up death certificates and selling the properties for the families.

It is as simple as transferring your stock certificates in your corporation - no closing costs, no documentary stamps, no recording fees.Owners Flexibility:When you hold properties in a Land Trust, it makes it easy to have multiple owners.

You will earn the expected return on the tax lien but you will not get the property.Many tax lien certificate (TLC) buyers are in the business for the yield.

A series LLC charter is $750 to start, $50 for each certificate of designation (for the series names) and I can't tell if each of the series has to pay the annual report fee or if its just another $250 for the main LLC.

Review this area to determine (A) what instrument (Deed type) will be used to convey title, (B) who will select the title co/closing attorney, (C) who will pay for search-exam, certification and/or title insurance.