I am also waiting to take my realtors certification so I feel like maybe I should hold off on looking until I can represent myself so I can use my commission.

I am thinking out loud here but you really should make sure that you obtain a clean/clear Certificate of Occupancy before you close the deal.Even if your lender does not require a Certificate of Occupancy, the City is aware that it MAY NOT issue a Certificate of Occupancy without a garage built on the property.IF you close without this being resolved, the City may contact you as the Owner and (a) demand that you build a garage and (b) inform you that you have a code violation while you have tenants living in the building.IF the City decides that a garage must be built, you could obtain a "conditional" Certificate of Occupancy whereby you either promise to build a garage at a later date/deadline or you make the promise along with paying a bond or escrow to the City.Personally, I would make the Seller pay you for the cost of building a new garage as they are selling the property to you that is not up to code. 

My wife works in facility health care and is a nursing assistant with containment facility certification in a top-ten hospital system in the USA.Standard infectious disease isolation protocols call for N95 disposable respirators.

I'm in Florida and I have been in the business for over twenty-five years.In recent months, we have had a high number of tenants going to websites to get an ESA certification.

I have a FEMA elevation certificate already. 

In New Jersey you need to pass a Certificate of occupancy in order to live in any home or rental.

Then get an elevation certificate to determine what part of the lot/structure is within the flood plain.

Thanks again for all your knowledge.Welcome sir, just make sure your certificate of eligibility shows “funding fee: exempt” or call the Va to request or inquire about that and your disability status.as for origination that’s whatever each individual lender wants to charge however the VA limits limits that the max charge to be 1% from the borrower on origination. 

You will need to check with the local recorder of deeds and a title company to see if this works in your area and if this is not correct, they will tell you what is the correct process.To close the life estate you need an original death certificate. 

The notary certificate for acknowledgements usually has the word "acknowledged" in it, while a jurat usually has "subscribed and sworn."