Sheriff's Deed, Tax Deed, Certificate of Title (out of a foreclosure) etc. will not have any warranties. 

While it may not be the same for every state and/or servicer, in order for me to transfer my house to an LLC it only required me to submit a few simple documents: copy of the filed Certificate of Organization reflecting ownership, copy of the filed deed deeding property to LLC, documentation from local tax authority showing LLC as the owner, and hazard insurance with LLC listed as owner. 

I've received certification for Home Staging, Probates and STS (Senior Transition Specialist).

Where the ADA applies, requiring documentation or certification would not be permitted with regard to an animal that qualifies as a “service animal.” - SourceThat's under section c) Housing.Does this mean that if someone simply claims their animal is a trained 'Service Animal', that you can't inquire about documented training certification(s)?

So each will pay 2.14%You will also have REALTOR commissions - 5-6% of the sale priceThere are also some fees with title co, order certificates from the city which add up to a couple hundred bucks. 

NARPM is good and they have a lot of training and certification programs you can take if you attend one of their conferences.

Prior to this zoning change we gut rehabbed the 3 unit property along with the basement that was completed to meet the guidelines (2 means of e-gress, larger windows in basement, etc.).We tried to get a new zoning certificate and were told it's still a 3 unit property at this time. 

You must have electric service to get a Certificate Of Occupancy.I would move forward with eviction as well....you'd be surprised how fast he might come up with the bucks....

I'm trying to fill out the renters certificate for this year for Wisconsin.

If the permit is in relation to a single family TO multi family conversion, then you need to make sure you look up what the city's DOB records show for the actual CO (certificate of occupancy).