I've studied courses in real estate investing and was awarded a certificate of training from RAI.

Welcome Aaron,I am also working in the New York City Market. currently I am at the point of doing my due diligence on potential properties and getting LOI's from lenders for my offers.I was looking into taking that Professional Certificate program at NYU but also looking into Baruch's master's or mba program or NYU's master's program.

I agree, setting up the LLC and selling the property from it takes many steps, while not too difficult, still takes several more steps than a dual closing such as filing to get the LLC set up and getting a certificate of good standing.

The standard pet fees and any applicable lease violation fees/penalties will apply if Resident(s) are found to have an unapproved animal while not in compliance with ESA Certification requirements as follows: ESA Certification requires diagnosis from a LOCAL health professional.

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Although a certificate program would be more ideal for me. 

First thing you need to do is get your COE ( certificate of eligibility).

They rely on the best available information provided on the tax certification which at that point is the 2016 taxes@George GenovezosJust a simple letter by certified and regular mail along with a copy of the Tax Proration Agreement that both of y'all signed at closing.  

This is the first I'm hearing about this.I've looked on the states webpage and there is indeed a certification program, but I can't tell if it's specfically for dealers who are buying/selling mobile homes. 

Home has been on the market more than 5 months and RE taxes and holding cost is hurting my profit.I’m thinking to offer max $1K or will get the termite inspection certificate for the closing it’s required in NJ.Please send your suggestions.Thank you