The only pre-1978 home that we bought, I had tested and certified lead-free as part of the contract as once I got the lead-free designation in MD, I can do my own repairs without certification.

Last year I was told about trying my hand at tax lien sales but it was after the time that the properties tax certificates were being sold. 

One fee to set up, then adding an individual series requires two Assumed Name certificates one filed at the state and one filed at the county.

If there are no issues, there’s a document, called a CMDR (Certificate of Mold Damage Remediation), and this document is provided by the Dept. of Insurance and will certify that the mold spore count in your home is safe for occupancy.

You probably have asbestos exposure considering its age.My family bought a 12 unit deal that lost it's certificate of occupancy and we ended up gutting itafter finding out from the property manager that there was asbestos

Especially if you are selling paper gold (GLD, PHYS, GoldMoney.com, certificates, etc).

The owner is the national president of NARPM (national Association of residential property managers) and the company holds the highest certification you can get.

We did XRF lead testing and got a lead free certification.

All rentals in our area require a certificate and it was't cited the way it was previously which only had counter on one side 

You can get the property management course bundle to earn the Property Management Certification along with the C.A.R.'