After checking out on the county's appraiser and tax collector websites, I found out the owner has the mailing address at the property and that there is a tax certificate on the property.

Or once you achieve 20% equity you can refinance the VA certificate out to a conventional loan then rent it out as well.

You have up to six months to complete the training but it's best not to take it to the limit, you'll want a month or so before the end to take your state certification exam.  

Some town building depts will want that removed to get a certificate of occupancy.

I received the certificate of sale from the county, but for the title, the county has this note on the case:Case Progress Notes NEED CERT OF TITLE WITH LEGAL THAT MATCHES PARAGRAPH 17 IN FINAL JUDGMENTI spoke to the clerks office, and was informed the plaintiffs attorney needs to filed the corrected title.

He told me that you are a lot less competitive with an online certification.

I received the certificate of sale from the county, but for the title, the county has this note on the case:Case Progress Notes NEED CERT OF TITLE WITH LEGAL THAT MATCHES PARAGRAPH 17 IN FINAL JUDGMENTI spoke to the clerks office, and was informed the plaintiffs attorney needs to filed the corrected title.

So my thinking is that I would have to get certification/licensure from an online program for a state that has reciprocity with Ohio, and then apply as a reciprocal RE licensee - but I just wanted to make sure that would even work or be possible before going through with it

I'll power wash the mold of the siding, put in some light bulbs, have the electric and gas and plumbing turned on (HUD winterizes houses) and get a Certificate of Occupancy inspection.  

I ran into an issue, trying to find a company for "Ground soil treatment" before pouring concrete ....so far I was not lucky with regular fumigation companies from craigslist, they don't do give the certificate needed  for the inspector, any leads?