I have not proposed this idea to the owner but I assume he wouldn't mention it so freely if he wasn't at least open to the idea.

That way when the city looks at your proposal, the water won't be available with the property.

According to this proposed new law the Cities would be able to go after the actual Property Owner for unpaid utility bills.

We have also learned about the construction process and what exactly to put in our proposals and when to use an architectYes - a total of $100k reno. 

One reason I never had an issue with regulatory matters was due to the care taken in all written materials, any business plan, project, lending relationship, advertising or proposal never had interest rate guarantees or implications of profits.

Just had a licensed guy say I couldn't afford to pay him what he wanted for a little project I proposed; he, and rightly so, needs a good profit to show up and the little stuff doesn't have that potential.Having several places is ideal for people that want to have additional retirement resources but don't plan on having rentals be their business... but lots of PM's in my area won't touch single family and don't want small portfolios.

Yes @John C. you certainly have the right to propose such a clause.

@Blake BroomerWelcome fellow Pennsylvanian.It also depends on what activity that you are doing, flipping, buy and hold, rehabs, wholesale, commercial, development, etc.There are tax implications, as well as liability issues, and anonymity also.The PA Dept of State has an online file that you can check to see if the proposed name is in use.In most cases I'd recommend that the entity name not contain either you first or sur names.In any event, the best advise would be to contact a PA attorney to help decide the type of entity, your planned work and possible other parties involved. 

It is currently in the Judiciary Committee.Under the proposed law, single-member corporations, business entities with only one owner, and LLCs with five or fewer members, could represent themselves in court, through their owner or members.

Proposed deal:$15k down$135k purchase price$15k loan payoff feeOwner financing 1-yr balloon with 20-year amortization at 5.5%Our PM charges us 8% of gross rent as a monthly fee.The problem that I'm struggling with is that the units are not individually metered, and the rent includes all utilities.