Now I have to credit $50,000 of that "Z-equity" (new term I just made up) to @Russell Brazil for negotiating $50,000 off the asking price in a seller's market, but since I use mint.com to calculate my networth and mint.com uses Zestimates I am very happy with Zillow right now and given all that-- I think Zestimates are very accurate and I hope everyone else considers them as accurate as I do now!

I understand that these people don't want to waste their time over "hypothetical" questions like "if I were to buy at X and do Y, how much can you finance for Z..." but I do feel it's important for me to understand the full process and get a clear picture of what to expect a few months from now when I try to refinance one of these properties.Any suggestions/advice would be greatly appreciated.

this is from the title search:"All that certain lot or piece of ground situate in the Borough of XXxX, County of Allegheny and Commonwealth of Pennsylvania, being parts of Lot Nos. x, y and z in the Plan Subdividing a Portion of the [MunicipalityName] Place Plan as recorded in the Recorder's Office of Allegheny County, Pennsylvania..."

@Tracy Z  my dad did hundreds of AITD's when they first came out in CA in the late 70's its a great document and should be used on all sub too type transactions.. it gives full notice and notice of default so you can cure quickly without what happened to this guy and get 15k behind and be beyond help.

They were awesome to work with, and they walked me through the process from A to Z.

Step 1: Get a job earning X amount of moneyStep 2: Get a second PT job earning Y amount of moneyStep 3: Get a third PT job earning Z amount of moneyStep 4: Wake up earlier daily, grind as many hours as you can, go to bed, repeat...Step 5: Figure out how to live off W (less then you earn)Step 6: Open a savings account and put your savings into it (X+Y+Z)-W= S (Savings)Step 7: Listen to positive people daily who are motivating.

A to Z Home Improvement.

Lease said automatically terminates on x date unless x, y or z and notice was only 45 days with no cause listed and not given the full 90 days required on tenancy one year and longer on a one year and 9 day lease.I suspect on trial the tenant prevails. 

Originally posted by @Tracy Z.

@Phil Z.