The enforcement of that law would likely only occur in Class A areas where most of the homes are owner-occupied or in situations where someone tried to turn a modern home (one that that hasn't historically had multiple tenants) into dual units and upset the neighbors in doing so.So long story short you are probably fine renting both, but when you are riding that fine line there's always the potential for an issue.

My question is should I attempt to sign up and should I be upset because I’ve already paid for this training here today for 3 days for a couple hundred bucks already.

Too inexpensive to risk upsetting a tenant.

I could ask her to agree in writing to let that agreement fall by the wayside, but I can understand she would be upset.

I believe pennsylvania is a tax deed state where they don’t sell the lien but you bid on the tax amount to get title to propertyThey first have what is called an upset sale where you are bidding on tax amount BUT are responsible for any mortgages on the property.If a property does not sell at upset sale it goes to judicial sale where all other liens are essentially wipedThat is it in a nutshell but do your research

What they consider a deal may not appear a such a deal to me, and just because they are offering me a deal they should feel upset if the answer is no.As far as all this recession talk goes, bring it on.

The question simply is I start out with property a and I am an investor and I'm done upset this job such as a wholesale deal so I talked with property a and I'm going to set up a contract that states I am going to be the buyer and or my partner and this property is going to go for $20,000 and then I'm going to go out there and find a third party which that is part of this question who is that third-party?

I can't say that I would, just because I want to build trust with the seller, and I feel as though if I were to make an offer before actually seeing the home, I may need to tweak the price lower afterwards, which may cause upset, distrust, and hesitancy.

For all I know the person could just be upset with my tenant and trying to retaliate.

If I call police, he may get upset with that and do real harm to other tenants?