So the buyer's selected title company orders a tax certification (that is paid for by seller) and the tax cert shows that nothing is owed to the TCB - but the title search finds the lien that was missing a satisfaction and so the title company wants me to take care of that lien.

Here's what I have in mine:- Cover Letter- Review of Services I provide- Outline of the offer process (I offer three types of offers and explain each type here)- Testimonials- List of education/classes taken- Copies of a few of my certificates of completion- contact sheet with every way they can reach meHope this helps.Cas

From what I have read so far, the Certificate of Eligibility may not stipulate the secondary layer of entitlement. 

If you are a contractor and you have a resale certificate you can produce that at the pro desk and receive "trade" discounts for purchasing by being in the construction trade, in addition, to not having to pay the sales tax at time of pick up and you can take the material as a deduction when filing taxes after the sale of the property.

Hi @Ivan Shao,Are you talking about the Mortgage Credit Certificate, my favorite FTHB program out there? 

I was notified that I need a lead abatement certificate as the property was build in 1938.I do not know the lead status as it was never tested.  

I personally would never hire a contractor that wasn't insured, certificate of insurance needs to be in hand before he is on site. 

@Adrian Reyestax liens or certificates can bring in great returns, as stated above, check with county tax office and they typically will answer your questions, plus much about it on bp.  

What certifications do they have.  

Just wondering what certifications were needed after flipping a house such as electrical, structural, plumbing, etc. that must be met before you can sell the home?