I am not an attorney nor do I play one on TV, but PA is a commonwealth state and many things that I would assume would be a slam dunk end up being completely opposite.

We had the tenant check the basement toilet which was dripping.I used a std commonwealth lease and just added things that specifically applied to my needs. 

I had the opportunity to be in their "Winter's Tale" this summer, but it conflicts with Commonwealth's "The Tempest" which I'm doing instead. 

You will pay 1% of the real estate transfer tax to the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania and 3.278% to the City of Philadelphia.

@Thomas C VeatchWhen they say "licensed property manager," they are really talking about law at the state/commonwealth level.

Google Augie Byllot Land Trust (Common Wealth Trust Services) and you will find his company.

That would include getting you to articulate in detail what you want in a quantifiable manner, obtaining your current financial documentation, reviewing it, becoming familiar with the details of your current financial situation, analyzing alternatives to get you where you want to go, develop risk mitigation strategies, present the information to you, obtain feedback, make adjustments, produce action items for both of us, execute the action items, follow up, and (of course) document it all so the next time the Commonwealth regulators stop by I can prove to them I am not stealing from you.What's a fair price for that work?  

Bobby Clifton with CrossCountry Mortgage or Chad Paris with Commonwealth Bank.

Owner files an appeal and asks the Commonwealth Court (one of the appellate courts in PA) to overturn the decision requiring him to pay the Buyer. 

Here in Pittsburgh we are a commonwealth state, research it but I would say the state is very tenant friendly.