If he stays unresponsive, talk to a local real estate attorneyYou want to avoid:• accidentally violating your easement rights• liability for runoff/drainage changes• future disputes that force you to rip up the pavement you paid forA PA attorney can tell you if the paving is allowed by the easement “as-is,” or if you need a simple recorded amendment granting permission.5.

Needless to say, when they put the notice in the envelope they had printed out, they knew full well it was going to Pennsylvania, where it didn’t arrive until the 5th.The notice includes that if the lot has not been cleaned up by the deadline, the city will take care of it and charge the delinquent owner at least $110 an hour for the work.I called my contact, Brooks, who went out to the lot yesterday.

I truly appreciate it — I know time is valuable and life is short, so your attention means a lot to me.My name is William Hollen, I’m 31 years old, and I live in Altoona, Pennsylvania.

Disclaimer: While I’m an attorney licensed to practice in PA, I’m not your attorney.

That's about what we saw with an investor in PA last week anyways

Pennsylvania can definitely work for rentals, and if you can start with a house hack (living in part of the property while renting out the rest), that’s a great way to get your foot in the door.

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Quick question for you based on where I’m at:I’m in Northeast PA with 3 duplexes, netting about $3,300/mo, around $300k+ equity, and about $50k cash saved.

hey all! I'm an investor in the scranton area. I bought one property so far last year and it was a duplex which is now stable. it was my first property. I am looking to buy my second property in a couple months. looki...

talk someone into selling sub to by paying over retail putting next to nothing down.. then renting the home and ripping the rents never paying on the mortgage so in states like NY NJ PA were foreclosures take years they make all that cash flow while the seller suffers and loses their credit etc.Selling sub to is absolutly the WORSE move a seller can make if its just a straight sub to.