Under the bill, landlords and property managers would have to be certified every two years, and anyone caught managing property without the certification would face a fine of $1,000."

Hello all,I tried asking this in another part of the forum but perhaps it is not the right place to post it.If i am buying tax lien certificates in many different states using a business entity, do I have to foreign qualify the business entity in every state I buy the liens in?

I had someone send an obviously fake certificate for an"Emotional Support Animal" and of course it was for a pit bull.

The property will have about an 11% cap rate and cash flow $520/mo.We have run into a few problems with the 3/2 mobile home not getting a Certificate of Occupancy because permits were not pulled in '02 when a new mobile home replaced the old one.

Some will accept certification from a “design professional” that the work complies with all applicable codes.

I just bought my 1st rental property last year and need some help with what costs to file for tax return.Turbo Tax asking to escrow fees for following categories:Abstract and recording feesLegal fees, title search, document preparationland surveytitle insurance transfer or stamp taxesexpenses you paid for the sellerThese are the expenses on the closing summary:Record deedrecord mortgage mortgage taxbank attorney feeHOA questionnaireflood certification feetitle examtitle insurance (mortgage)title insurance (owner)delivery chargelegal feesapplication feeappraisal feecredit report feewhich categories will the fees on the closing summary fall into?

Your agent should have requested a "tenant estoppel certificate" during escrow. 

That means you are responsible for all the items that failed. if it is a 3 family or above, you should check the status of the Green Card (Certificate of inspection) with the state. with Newark you have to be very careful with the area. 

Any time you buy a property with existing tenants, you should create an estoppel certificate.

The deposited funds can be used for signature loans on certificates of deposit, loans on the cash value of life insurance policies, or loans secured by 401(k) accounts."