If I was a NY attorney, I wouldn't feel comfortable advising on a PA matter.

You can set yourself up as a PA.

I had mold in a PA property that I hired a company to address. 

I’m a newbie, can someone tell me where to find a lease agreement 

Even as a PA lawyer, I still rely on other lawyers for out-of-state/out-of-country deals. 

ThanksNagesh PS: ad is here: http://sandiego.craigslist.org/csd/apa/1021935715.htmlPPS: you have been of great help for my earlier questions.

If you are in pre-foreclosure contact with the defaulted borrower (where that is legal to do), you may find that offering them suggestions to "help save the house" and "avoid the auction" can get you inside the property to do an inspection.I was at a training event this past weekend, trainer was a PA licensed real estate attorney, and he told how he has a client who is an exterminator by profession.

They don't understand that investors make so many offers we don't have time to do a several page offers per property but they don't care.Stick to a PA most people will take that more seriously.

I take it you come from commercial with a LOI - personally I would just use a PA - seems more real to the buyer.

The rule is if you are a PA resident and sell property ANYWHERE (in or out of PA) you owe PA income tax.