Internachi is one home inspectors certification service you might look for to find one.

Based on your COE (Certificate of Eligibility) you could qualify for basic plus bonus and that could be the ‘dream home' consideration (again, if there's a chance to move from in-laws yet to come) and speaking of for first time VA loan usage.2.)

Regarding the contractors, get their "Certificate of Insurance" to show that they have coverage and check it again before they start the work. 

At least in NJ and I think its similar around the country, there is a 2yr Redemption Period whereupon the owner can "redeem" the tax certificate by paying the holder, i.e. the person who bought the 'tax sale' (I forgot the technical name), the required principal and interest. 

I had the seller sign and produce the death certificate.

I also requested additional documents like estoppel certificate, mold remediation that the seller isn’t able to produce.

I bought a turn key 2 unit with a regular VA loan and with an awesome realtor and lender this process was very easy assuming you've already received your Certificate of Eligibility. 2.

For these reasons, I'm thinking it may hinder my overall goals, but don't want to completely rule out the possibility if folks out there have found success.As far as why I'm drawn to the career: flexible schedule, weird love for numbers, driving for dollars between jobs, general REI adjacency, daily variety of location, outdoor/indoor, relatively active (on my feet), potential for solid income after certification (especially on the commercial side). 

It has Boston fire department smoke alarm certificate.

Wanted to find out what certificates are needed for occupancy.