All Forum Posts by: Jonathan Wyse

@Jeremy Blauch

Feel free to DM me and I can help you out with this.

@Alethia Hines

Hello, I am a Realtor in Lebanon Pa and also an investor. Feel free to reach out to me as I could potentially have some different options for you on this as I work with flippers and investors and could help point you in the right direction. 

@Steven Hershey 

Congratulations Steven, welcome to Lebanon Pa! I work with a lot of investors in Lebanon, so if you ever have any questions feel free to reach out. 

@Adrienne Donato Yes, feel free to reach out to me and I would be happy to help! The meetup that you are asking Chad about has had some zoom meetups but has not met physically for a couple months now.

@Carolina Gutierrez

Pennsylvania transfer tax is 2% of the purchase price. On most sales this is split evenly where each party pays 1% each. On many foreclosures or short sales they usually state up front that the buyer pays the 2%. There is a line on the Pennsylvania Association of realtors Agreement of Sale that says unless stated otherwise it is split 1% and 1%, but if you agree differently with whomever you are under contract with, you would fill out that section and then that is what would apply. 

@Joesph Cacchiani

I looked up your property on our online courthouse and it is only a couple minutes away from my office and I am very familiar with this area. In the current market conditions in this area, you probably wouldn't have a problem selling it. If you want to discuss this further you can send me a PM.

@Joesph Cacchiani

What town is it in?

There should be an Tenant Occupied Addendum check marked on your contract. Then attach that addendum as part of your offer. Here in Pennsylvania that is right on the PAR contract, this then gives the seller 5 days to get you copies of the leases after you have an agreed upon contract to verify the terms of leases. The other expenses should be disclosed ahead of time, but this is a way to keep tenants personal info private until after they know the deal is solid, but gives you a way out if there is a misrepresentation on rents.

@James Luciano

PM me your email address and I will get you set up with properties being emailed to you from the MLS within your criteria and keep my eye out for anything that fits what you are looking for.

Hi Mrinal,

I am a investor and realtor in Lebanon County and also work with clients in Hershey/Palmyra/Hummelstown etc. If you have any questions about the area or would like to be sent listings, please dont hesitate to reach out to me and I would be glad to help. Alot of people live in Palmyra because its cheaper and commute to Hershey. It will be much easier to find a multi unit property in Palmyra than Hershey.

Thanks!