Architect stamp is needed for anything over a duplex.

Purchase price: $135,000 Cash invested: $150,000 Sale price: $400,000 This was a 2 story shell located in Norris Square that came with stamped and approved plans for a 3rd story setback addition plus a roof deck.

You can send the tenant something to sign but you need to read the mail rules and you cannot send a stamped envelope to get it back so she has to buy a stamp (and probably won't).  

I have all the stamped drawings and permits.

The document that settles the sale of the property is Letters Testamentary (will) or Letters of Administration (no will).The PR will file this document which will have the county stamp (seal) that gives the PR legal capacity to sell.The title company would need a certified copy of Letters Testamentary/Letters of Administration indicating Full Authority from the PR to sell the property without court confirmation.

You will need at least a little money, but in theory, you could get away with as little as $12 or less total to get started.Say you find a house by driving neighborhoods, you send a letter to the property owner( $0.44 for a stamp, maybe $1.07 including tax for a box of envelopes from the Dollar Tree, and maybe $0.15 to print a letter at your local library).

Unless otherwise negotiated, the seller pays for tax stamps ($4.56 per thousand), smoke/CO, etc.Again, I recommend BP episode 231. 

Nope - didn't matter to the DOR... they wanted the doc stamp fees, etc on the transaction.  

I think $40 is the LOWEST price we have for a postage stamp.

We had to fill out both on serviced loans and installment contracts, you guys have it easy, took us several days and a bunch of stamps licked!