Also remember that you can do a certificate program as well if you want a quick course in a specific area.

Definitely not signing the Owner Occupancy Certification...

My question is, since I presumed the GC would have furnished the Certificate of Liability which is required by this particular building my unit is in, do all sub-trades generally carry the same Certificate of Liability?

Home inspection is training and certification and guaranteed pay while learning a crap ton about homes along the way.

Whatever you do, DO NOT FORGET TO GET ESTOPPEL CERTIFICATES. 

As of the date of certification, the veteran must either • personally live in the property as his or her home, or • intend, upon completion of the loan and acquisition of the dwelling, to personally move into the property and use it as his or her home within a reasonable time.

If your client has remaining entitlement, they may be able to purchase another 1-4 unit property using that remaining entitlement (as long as it will be used as their primary residence).Your client’s VA Loan Certificate of Eligibility (COE) is the definitive way to determine if they have remaining VA loan entitlement.

Quote from @Chad Harris: Your offer to purchase should include a requirement that the Seller provide all documentation and agree to sign an estoppel certificate (also called estoppel form or agreement).

@Louis ArtonovHad cancelled policies I never received refunds for, had paid for policies and received certificates only to find out they were never actually bound, etc. basically it appears he was taking money for the policies and never paying the insurance companies and/or never binding coverage Had a long talk with one of the carriers yesterday

I need a bit of clarity on how a DC resident can use a housing voucher or Inclusionary Zoning Certificate to purchase a home.