I am looking to start investing into Tax Lien Certificates/Deeds, but I don't know which way to go. 

Collect insurance certificates from everyone who is providing services where you are listed as a certificate holder.4.

@Isaiah CuellarYour financial objectives, risk tolerance, and the details of your mortgage will all play a role in the decision of whether to put the extra money in a higher-yielding product like a Certificate of Deposit (CD) or to make additional monthly mortgage payments.

@Shailesh L.Condo association and all the docs are formed upfront and moment th property receives its certificate of occupancy for those units then they start paying on them.

In a situation like that, it's as simple as going down to your county recorder office and filing an affidavit and death certificate of the deceased party.Can't comment on Prop 19 since I'm unfamiliar with that, unfortunately.

If you have flood insurance, get an elevation certificate.

I started off, wanting to get into RV parks however, I got sidetracked and now I am interested in tax lien and tax deed certificates.

Thanks10 new Development LLC, A new jersey limited liability company.This certifies that Borrower Name1 is a member of the above-named limited liability company and is the owner of Fifty (50) units and is entitled to the full benefits and privileges of such membership, subject to the duties and obligations, as more fully set forth in the Limited Liability Company Operating Agreement.Whereas, Borrower Name1, hereby sells, assigns, and transfers unto Lender Name, successors and/or assigns as their interest may appear his Fifty (50) units Membership Interest in consideration for a loan in the amount of $Amount.00.IN WITNESS WHEREOF, the Limited Liability Company has caused this Certificate to be executed by its duly authorized members this Date 2024.

Hi Matthew,I have built close to 1,000 single family/townhomes ground up to certificate of occupancy. 

When you apply for a loan a copy is provided to complete a Trust Certification often done by the Title Officer as part of the closing.