Get a tax certificate & wait a couple years if you do anything in the area.

Maybe consider buying out any heir's interest in the property.Did the executor file a death certificate?

There is a buyer certification form that your local HA can provide.

In most states it is very easy to submit the forms to file the entity and be issued a certificate recognizing that the entity has been established.  

Typically, if you have a death certificate, you have the right to have their belongings cleared out and stored for a certain period of time.

A great place to start would be gathering a list of questions from BiggerPockets to ask the PM, then visiting NARPM at http://whyuseone.com/ to find a list of PMs with the proper certifications and licenses. 

Can anyone tell me if there is a live course/classes on Apartment Analysis, something along the lines of a certification process ( if such exists ).

I recently purchased 3 tax certificates and one of the properties has a tenant in the home.

Not sure what you mean by ”registered there, get is designated by the IRS and then allow transfers".Per the FAQ, telling the IRS you are a QO Fund is just a (form pending) self certification with the tax return.I'm already pretty deep in this.

Do I need a series 7/63/65/66 or any other certifications or designations?