One is to have a C of A(Certificate of Acceptance) this is decided upon by the state, or county or city where you live.They have to approve this home to be a rental.Then you receive a C of O (Certificate of Acceptance) decided upon again by the local or state or county authorities.

After two years, you have to get a certificate of occupancy and petition the rent board. 

I have seen out of town certificate investors win at tax deed sale then walk away.

Btw, do you guys really ask for certificate of insurance from every vendor and contractor that you use and have them add you as an additionally insured? 

Lending institutions generally want their lien to have priority on the home being used as collateral.To apply for a certificate of lien subordination, people must follow directions in Publication 784, How to Prepare an Application for a Certificate of Subordination of a Federal Tax Lien.

We have plenty of investors that that will buy property in Texas without a survey because in central Texas surveys are running $600 to $1,500 for quality survey that has teeth in the certificate language, and it's taking 2 to 3 weeks to get one.

This server could not prove that it is www.landacademy.com; its security certificate is from landstaystevebutala.com.

Once you pass your pre-licensing course, you will receive a certificate that will allow you to apply for your state licensing exam.

And need the following documents for the entity: - Copy of the certificate of incorporation - Articles of incorporation - Resolutions of the board of directors - Certificate of good standingWe are not incorporated so we don't have any of the first three and what exactly is a certificate of good standing?

What happens if a property owner does not pay, when it comes to tax liens/certificates?