What would make sense for me for the Feds to do would be to push some money into HUD to temporarily increase the HUD certificates that can go out and decrease the time to qualify for one. 

Another higher return but safer option is tax lien certificates at 12% to 18% IRR.When you understand blended cost of capital, then you understand how to make money in real estate.

I have seems some with 7 to 8% yield.High yield Tax lien certificates could be good too and you can buy them on a monthly basis. 

Today I just received my certificate for passing my second real estate class (Highest test score too!).

with death certificate? 

You can also try requesting the death certificate from the county Viatical Statistics Dept Whomever filled it out will be your first point of contact @Christopher Leday

Seller has disclosed that they are unaware of what the lead status is in the premises.The law states "Children under 6 can not live in apartment without a deleading certificate.

You can also try looking at the death certificate.

Here are a few ways solar pays for itself and hands down adds value to your home as long as you install good panels from a good contractor...1) For primary & secondary homes, you can get 30% of the investment into solar back on your federal income tax returns (assuming you qualify)2) Some states like Maryland have an extra $1000 rebate on top of that. 3) 8 states including DC, MD, and VA have a Solar Renewable Energy Credit/Certificate Market (SREC) where you can earn passive income by selling your SRECS to the utility companies (through a broker) to meet local 'green' regulations. 4) If you don't want to buy the panels (or take out a loan) you can do a SunPower Power Purchase Agreement where you put $0 down, pay $0 in maintenance, and simply lock in a lower rate vs. the utility company for 25 years.

Probate got settled or title company approved the Living Trust and certified death certificate?