Many syndicators will take you on via 506(b) offerings if you can show you’ve done rentals or flips and understand how these deals work.There’s no “certificate” for being sophisticated.

However, I turned over to my carrier the letter along with the contract between my entity and the general contractor, and the insurance certificates and endorsements from the general contractor and the framing contractor who each added my entity as additional insured.

Did you bother to research if the property has:The city's required Certificate of Compliance? 

I wanted to share a quick update: I’ve recently enrolled in a couple of real estate certificate programs through eCornell, including the Real Estate Investing 360 Certificate and Commercial Real Estate Certificate.

Sometimes owners let old usage lapse, and you might need a new certificate of occupancy or special permits.Also, be ready for the renovation/permit side.

.), or even the IRS.So even though it looks like a “bank-owned” property, the actual plaintiff may not have been the lender, which totally changes who you need to contact.Even if the auction already took place, the certificate of title (or title deed) may not have been issued yet.

Also, pretty darn excited to be starting class this fall at College of Dupage for a certificate in Construction Management. 

Pro Tip: Make sure the laundry vendor names the property as "co-insured" and does not simply provide a certificate of insurance for the property's file Since laundry leases are "real property" leases a separate paragraph will spell out that the laundry lease conveys when the land is sold.... so any property that is sold while the lease is in effect will be required by law to assume it. - this is often times confusing for a new or amateur owner who may not be schooled in real property leases.

Through my work with GPIG LLC, I’ve assisted investors with: Acquiring tax deed properties and navigating the tax title certification processRecovering surplus/excess funds left over after foreclosure or tax salesWholesaling hard-to-sell assets and connecting buyers with verified off-market deals  If you’re exploring Alabama (especially Jefferson County or nearby areas), I’d be happy to answer questions about: How Alabama’s tax deed system works and what to look out forGetting a tax title certificate and eventually securing title insuranceHow to check if surplus funds are owed to you or your seller after a foreclosure or tax auctionCreative strategies for sourcing and disposing of off-market deals legally and effectively  I love connecting with other investors and sharing resources.

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