I usually get permission (with a $75 gift certificate to our local Texas Roadhouse) to have an 1-2 hour open house (preferably on a Sunday afternoon).

I believe I have two years to claim the funds which will be returned when I get the new Certificate of occupancy.

It is only a certification to give a non profit credibility.

The association then filed with the county official records a "Certificate of Approval."

OTOH, I will provide a Certificate of Filing from the SOS, wherein the SOS certifies it received a Certificate of Formation from the LLC and the LLC has been found to conform with applicable provisions of law.

A pretty sorry education system, until you get to the various certification levels.

If you're a good tenant the new owner should happily take your money every month, they should be in contact with you soon once the certificate of title has been recorded (I'm sure they'll be looking to get Feb rent from everyone there).

Electical or mechanical certifications are required before occupying premises.3.

Everything was going along smoothly, until just before we were scheduled to close I was told that it would be delayed a couple of weeks for the seller to obtain the Foreclosure Due Process Certificate which was required by the title company.

They used to make bidders register with certifications, POF, etc., like the FDIC bid system.