*Getting a C of A (Certificate of Acceptance) and a C of O (Certificate of Occupancy)*Studying the landlord laws of your State and City Ordinances*Making sure you are located in a rentable neighborhood.

Have you already received your eligibility certificate?

Wearing many hats along the way achieving certifications as a Master Automobile Technician as well as an Advanced Level Specialist. 

Once approved your contractor can schedule the work and once the work is completed you will be asked to sign a completion certificate which will close the project and initiate the start of the loan. 

I also work with a company called IGrow network and I have received a founders certificate.

.: )Hopefully Brandon's book covers fair housing, rental inspection certifications, EPA RRP, lease requirements, zoning constraints, lead disclosure laws, building permits, what work you can do yourself and what requires a licensed person, etc., etc.

If everyone teamed up to form a single group/entity, that group would have nearly every certification and license required by any law to do anything real estate related.

I have been interested in real estate as a salesperson for quite a while where I now have my certificate to allow me to become a salesperson for real estate, but that's not my only passion regarding real estate I also want to be some kind of an investor of course I still have some time before I can start on that with the booming rising of property prices and all!

Real estate investing especially Tax Lien Certificates and House Hacking intrigue me as it is more lucrative than investing in a bulls and bears market.

I'm an accounting/finance graduate and working on both my CPA and CFA certifications at this time.My background is in the mortgage lending industry.