The customer is always right haha!  

You are the customer so keep that in mind keep your expectations high. 

It's very flexible and you can customize your workflow. 

They literally told me to write an email to customer service and 'submit the request'. 

I am looking to maximize the land, so I am thinking of purchasing a couple of steel storage shipping containers and offer them up for either tenants or outside customers to rent. 

I've heard some good things about their process/customer service!

I would start by looking at all the variations under Scenario 2 and Scenario 4. https://www.revenue.pa.gov/GeneralTaxInformation/TaxLawPoliciesBulletinsNotices/TaxBulletins/RTT/Documents/rtt_bulletin_2008-01.pdfAs for title companies, the general custom in Pennsylvania is that the seller should choose the title company.

Real estate values, customs, and "rules" are almost always local.

Many agents will tell you that they're "investor friendly" but you've got to define what that means to you.Time is EXTREMELY limited for productive agents so its best to come in with a solid investment strategy that they can help you execute.Most productive agents tend to avoid investors or label them as time wasters because of the following:-Low ball offers, in Northern NJ and NYC you'll find a tough time getting an agent who's willing to do this repeatedly the market remains hot especially for multis, you often don't get a counter offer from a seller and in many cases low ball offers arent considered. 

Our customer service is not all the same.