Moving the home requires re-certification and is quite tasking. 

Someone had to file a death certificate.

if its mixed use or commercial zoning is a certificate of occupancy required?

Have you ever done an elevation certificate?

It's been vacant since then twice for 2 months.....totally rented 3 years.Tax=$60/moHOA=$197/moInsurance+Rental certificate=$30/moLet's say PM=$100/moNOI=$538/mo -- $6456/year.However, because there were nothing done cosmetically, there are plenty maintenance/updates like flooring on first floor replaced, washer/dryer got bad - replaced, dishwasher stopped working etc - 15% in maintenance which is quite high.So, all together, the property was rented for 40 months and updates counted as $150/mo.So, we have about $4700/year NOI.

I am an attorney and would not require the exam, education and certification requirements.It seems like it is pretty helpful as an investor from the podcasts and various information I've reviewed. 

I will reach my top out andpay in 6 months and will get my title and certificate as a train professional in my trade , meaning if I decide to stop working this career and try something new .

I'll be depositing money every week, so certificate of deposits won't work.

Biggest battle I had to face was the property not having a certificate of occupancy.

You may need a surveyor to issue a height certificate for it.