Tons of info on their site at: http://www.ssb.state.tx.us/Important_Notice/Texas_Intrastate_Crowdfunding.phpWe are regulated by the state and you can see our certificate of registration through the state.I've been meaning to write up a blog post with some of the history of how the new laws came to pass, but haven't gotten through it all yet.

Don't let your ego fog reality, training by gurus is not an education, if you don't hold or have held any real estate certifications, your expertise measured from a professional and legal standpoint is less valuable than those who have had formal training in the industry.

May not be required, but to be on the safe side you should take care of the issue and get the certification. 

If you are in Multnomah county you will need to get a a city AirBnB occupancy certificate and post the ID number on their website when you advertise since you are renting the home for less than 30 days. 

In AZ it was just a certificate saying you have a septic.

I'm newbie; I know the basic as I'm finishing my real estate certification at UCLA.

Yes people make mistakes, but when you are given privileges and allowed to operate at higher level than those who have not gone through any given training, certification, etc., then you should also be held to a higher standard.

If abandoned tanks are found during inspection lenders will require it be removed and certification obtained proving there is no ground contamination.

The property has no Certificate of occupancy since it was built in 1901 but was just gutted out completely & set up as a 3 family.

I will need to see the exact search and get all the relevant information, but if there is any chance that the parents died, you can simply acknowledge this possibility to the Department of Revenue, offer to pay the potential overdue taxes, and get a certificate.