I will ask the seller for the zoning certificate before moving further. 

On another note, yesterday we realized that paragraph 20 of the Trec 1-4 purchase contract basically says that the buyers have to get a certificate of non-foreign status from the sellers.

They should have been the ones who inspected it and issued a certificate of occupancy.

Purchase price: $12,196 Cash invested: $12,196 Vacant land that I foreclosed on from a tax lien certificate I purchased on June 23, 2014.

The property already had a valid certificate of occupancy, so after a few minor repairs, we were able to show the house and got two tenants within a day at $950 per unit.

The property already had a valid certificate of occupancy, so after a few minor repairs, we were able to show the house and got two tenants within a day at $950 per unit.

I currently put contingencies on the following milestones:Contingencies (able to achieve the following milestones)Site PlanningBase MapSite Plan (End of 2021)Conceptual Site Plan (Beginning 2022)ArchitectureFeasibility Design (End of 2021)Conceptual Design (March 2022)Entitlements & PermitsPre-Application (Beginning 2022)Application (mid-late 2022)**Buyer Submits Refundable DepositBuilding Permit and Inspections (End of 2022)Final Approval to Build for purposes of a banquet hall (End of 2022)**Funding Land Acquisition General ContractorSite and Civil Work (End of 2022)Certificate of Occupancy (Late 2023)Is this the correct approach or is there a better way to structure this offer to take on the least amount of risk?

If you are a PropertyRadar subscriber, for example, you’d look at chain of transactions going back to acquisition and original deed.I always insist on a certified copy of death certificate with decedent’s SSN and next of kin.

Hello i was given 5months of assistance and now I filed my 3month certification on the 2nd of June my quest is how long does it take the recertification to apply (approve) for assistance?

I asked the listing agent about an Estoppel Certificate.