You will also know how many days you must return it by and what evidence is required in order to deduct the expense (receipts).Also in future purchases with inherited tenants, you will want to ask the current owner for their payment histories, estoppel certificates, etc.When it comes to working with tenants you inherit, you often have to retrain them.

which clearly demonstrates we have had the ability to construct much more energy efficient buildings for a generation, but due to inertia and low energy costs have lacked the political and economic will to put it into practice.While I am a big proponent of the Passivhaus principals and the EnerPHit guidelines for retrofit of older buildings - I'm presently working towards my Passivhaus certification - there is some evidence that the target of 15 kWh/m^2 per year, while cost effectively obtainable in most of Europe is not so in parts of Canada - due to our harsher climate.  

I called the title company last week and they said that they are waiting for the lien certification... 

How long could you hold a tax lien certificate for before the tax lien holder receives the property?

For those who hold licenses and certifications in other professions, greater attention must be paid to legal and ethical aspects in real estate dealings.

Well, the only good news I can bring to this thread is that real estate probably has the lowest barrier to entry of any form of investing that'll get you "1%er" like tax breaks. 1031 exchanges.Capital gains exclusion on selling a primary residence that has appreciated in value.Mortgage credit certificates.

It could result in a $75,000 or more fine if you get caught doing an abatement/meth-lab clean up without proper certification.

I have sold a condo in NJ that did not require a Certificate of Occupancy.  

Usually best to make sure you have the proper certificate from them to discharge the lien.  

Oregon counties do not sell tax liens or certificates.