You can get a certificate of insurance from them naming you as additional insured.

Second, the Certificates which later haven't been redeemd after 2 years, get sent to the Tax Deed auctions, which is where the actual properties get sold.  

Like any company, they will provide a survey with their right hand but use their left hand to limit their liability by including ambiguous language in their certification language. 

As previously mentioned some of the tax lien certificates will go for 120K on a 30K tax bill. 

Cook County is a great place to invest in real estate tax certificates.

I've watched many die, some were my borrowers and I see a lot of death certificates in the probate business. 

For example:I found a property on the MLS in Garland, TX with the following information and analysis (it is under contract now, so no harm in sharing):- I would plan to fully furnish this and offer house keeping too just search which cities have a 'certificate of occupancy' and check their guidelines; at a minimum I believe Dallas, Garland, Mesquite and Farmers Branch.

Originally posted by @Carl Mathis:AFAIK section 8 inspections are owner certification only at this time due to covid.also: Be super duper careful with section 8 - many people have good experiences but the concern is that if anything goes sideways you are stuck in a horrible situation with a bureaucracy run by incompetent low intelligence bumbling fools making everything hard / impossible.

Also, you must establish a bank account for the company, have an operating agreement in place and issue Ownership certificates, along with a few other things.

Put a 1/3 into wealth preservation like tax lien certificates and performing notes with a 50% ltv.