All final city/county/whatever inspections & certificate of occupancy (if applicable), final walk thru & successful completion of my punch list, receipt of release from the contractor and indemnification against any sub-contractors, etc.I'm new to REI, but I've been in project/program management for the better part of the last 25 years. 

@Bernard DePascaleIf you’re talking about FL, there are two different types....1) a Tax Certificate where are essentially just loaning money to the county, they happen around the first week of June each year.  

Basically it requires a test every 4 years to get certification to be legally compliant in Philadelphia.

You will normally need to complete the following inspections:MACRO1) Phase I Environmental2) Survey3) Certificate of Zoning4) Title5) Appraisal6) Property Condition Report (only if required by lender)7) City/County/State permit or license (if required)MICRO1) Plumber to walk all water and sewer connections to look for any problems and confirm what pipes are made of.

Secondly, VA loans wouldn't work because although the flood certificate for the home had the floor inches above the flood plain, VA underwriting guidelines wanted about 5 more inches or they wouldn't loan on it.

I will not allow the lead certificate to be issued until I have my final check. 

One by certified mail and the other with a certificate of mail.

(F/M Area) At Will See Real Estate we help you sell your home.If you have a property that is causing problems for you we would be glad to be of assistance and relieve you of that burden.

I just found out there are multiple offers and one was countered in which they have until tomorrow to respond (Saturday;FM is closed).

You receive a CET (certificate of title) which is the same as a deed but issued from a courthouse sale.