There are affidavits and verifications and certifications of trusts that title may require.

Basically, they set you up as a commercial broker and say that regs for commercial loans don't require licensing/certification.

This is why we purchased the business LLC and all its assets including all booking sites, web presence, client and vendor list and transfers of all USVI legal documents such as business license, LLC, etc.....We were originally scheduled to close 8/25/17 that did not happen due to Seller not having a certificate of good standing, expired business license and the survey came back with encroachments, a neighboring fence.

For us, the zoning certificate issued by the city is the determining factor, and that is provided about a week before closing so often the buyer's agent asks the seller's agent if they have seen it and know what the city has as far as number of units 

Sometimes I eat two table spoons of honey because they say it helps your sinuses, but really I just like honey and money :)I graduated from the University of Colorado about a year ago with a B.S. in Finance and a Real Estate certificate.

It also has value for existing appraisers or people wanting certification to value manufactured homes for fees.

Make sure they present you with a certificate of occupancy. 

What about back taxes and certificate sales that, in some counties, don't show up on a website.

Hey all,I submitted an offer for an REO property.I was originally planning on purchasing the property with my LLC.The bank requested information about my LLC (I provided IRS EIN, Articles of Organization, Certificate of Assumed Name) but is now telling the listing agent that the information provided is incomplete.

They will have to have insurance in order to run their business, they will probably require you to have a million dollar policy, they should at least have the same as well as an error and omission  policy for their business. your commercial policy should have a clause in it that names them as additionally insured, so if they ask to have them added as additionally insured, you may not have to, it may already be in the policy, check with your insurance agent. if they use contractors, make sure they each contractor they use at your properties has a certificate of insurance and that their policies add you as additionally insured.