- are you referring to certificates of occupancy?

I also have an interest in investing in tax lien certificates.

Did you possibly get an "improvement location certificate" or survey when you purchased?  

Have a lot of extracurricular certifications, experience in many different fields, pretty smart, often educating my self and right now reinventing my self.

I was recently introduced to the concept of investing in tax lien certificates.  

(full disclosure, I hold both an appraiser's certification and associate broker's license... and live upstate).

Enclosed vou will find the followingdisclosures as indicated below for your pending loan application with ______1) Federal Truth-In-Lending Disclosure Statement2) Notice to the Home Loan Applicant3)  Disclosure Notices: Affidavit of Occupancy, Anti-Coercion Statement, Fair Credit Reporting Act, FHA Loans/Government Loans4) Equal Credit Opportunity Act5) Flood Disaster Protections Act of 19736) Notice to Applicant of Right to Receive Copy of Appraisal Report7) Patriot Act Information Disclosure8) Servicing Disclosure Statement9) Good Faith Estimate10) 4506T11) Borrower's Certification and Authorization12) Privacy Statement13) Required List of Service Providers Disclosure14) Undisclosed Debt Form15) Homeownership Counseling NoticePlease sign and date each disclosure where indicated and return these documents in theenclosed self addressed return envelope.

The end result of the U&O is a Certificate of Occupancy; I have always been able to get the final inspection on the U&O to pass, and the resulting Certificate was good to have a tenant move in or to have it re-sold.

Get an EIN from the IRS and bring your certificate of formation for your LLC to the bank.

I am interested in, however it's current flood zone status is what is holding me back and probably plenty of other people back as well..Just curious has anyone ever gone throught FEMA for a LOMA (Letter of map amendment) This entails getting a elevation certificate as well to see the lowest point of the property in relation to base flood elevation.Property sits in an AE zone but the line for the X zone (low to moderate risk) runs directly down property line so it is on border.