There is registration, manditory inspection, lead certificate, and courts are tenant friendly.  

Additionally, I'm contemplating enrolling in programs such as Break into CRE, A.CRE accelerator, or REFM certificates.

That is all great until the city won't give you the Rental Certificate of Occupancy until you get your heater permitted. 

Here are some tips and advice for a young investor like yourself:Continue with your plan to obtain the SIE, Series 7, and 63 certifications.

@Denise EvansI called the tax collectors office today and neither property was paid up during the grace period, so certificates were mailed out yesterday and I will likely receive them tomorrow.

Send a demand letter for a COI (Certificate of Insurance) proving compliance with the contract.

Also, the lenders mortgagee clause should be added to the certificate of insurance.

- Based on the certification requirements, it seems that becoming a MLO is fairly simple process even if you've never worked in the industry before.

Hi Everyone,
I am a tax lien investor buying tax liens from various different municipalities in NJ OTC. We have purchased over $5m in the last year using private equity we raised. Is there anyway to possibly finance ...

Just as the title suggest, apart from having your license and certifications...what do you look for in an RAL?