The policy mostly to prevent straw buyers (an investor using your name and credit to buy a property, and his down payment), but also to ensure the investor has skin in the game.

I would merely refer all parties to Civil Procedure Rule 231 and seek immediate counsel in the state of PA for all legal questions.As to issues of a legal nature; listen to your attorney.

Unfortunately, all title companies are demanding more and more documentation, especially when dealing with entities on title, but that is just the nature of the business due to all the fraudulent transfers.

So I have skin in the game as well 

There is a lot of grey area in between, medical conditions, landlord negligence etc...A city council in my county just passed a referendum that would require tenants to split the cost with landlord for specific repairs related to natural disasters, very interesting.

Unless you want to use a pump system, drains have to have natural gravity fall, and you might not be able to get that in some locations.

I don't see you being able to use TIF money for your skin in the game.

I would like to go ahead with this, but am a bit nervous due to the nature of the buy.House:3/2, 1700 sqft; 20 yr old.

I am sure there are people that would love to get away and enjoy being in nature but do so in an unique way, not traditional hotel room.

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