Follow these simple steps:1) Establish a strong internet presence for your company by listing it on at least 15 sites-- Facebook, LinkedIn, Twitter, Scoop It, Bing, Manta, 411, Google+, Google Places, etc.2)  Purchase a certificate of deposit and borrow against it (now you have a secured loan ).3) Make regular deposits into your business checking account for 90 days to establish a favorable bank rating.4) Add higher level trade references to Dun and Bradstreet to provide depth to your Paydex Score (net 30s are usually lower amounts; you'll need higher approvals from your trade references-- 2k to 4k).5) Upload your company financials to Dun and Bradstreet to complete your file and create a strong credit profile.6) After 90 days apply for unsecured lines of credit.

From year one there is a death benefit of $300k+.I went to Farmers and they had a local "expert" who has a certification in securities which he said was unlike other firms and he said I should go with a Mutual fund liked overfunded policy with no guaranteed amount.  

Very helpful on the list of how to calculate the timing on the certification.

I know there is a self certification form for the fund, but I haven’t heard anything about a business yet.

I’ve seen ESA “certification” sites that actually encourage tenants not to disclose until after they are accepted, so that they “aren’t discriminated against.”Yeah, I’ll just leave that alone...

https://pettable.com/is there a method to know what ESA certificates are valid?

If you have a specialist supply you with a certification that the mold has been removed you should be in the clear. 8)

You have to find a place that has a current certificate and that raises the cost of the real estate.

But I'm using the system and investing on the property instead of buying the tax lien certificates.

It seems an analyst role is the baseline entry position into CRE so I've been taking multiple courses and earning certifications in financial modeling (pro formas, equity waterfalls, development, etc).