Of course we would do a PA and cross "Ts" and dot "Is". 

If you or someone you know is a: PA Real Estate Attorney / GC / Property Manager / Private Lender / Investor / Mortgage Broker - It may be worth us having a conversation that could potentially lead to profitable collaboration in the coming months.I'd love to hear from YOU - Thanks in advance!

Just out of curiosity, seeing as you're a PA man, would you recommend any submarkets in Philly or Pittsburgh.

I would dig deeper into your policy before hiring a PA.

So I made a mistake with a PA on a duplex that needs rehab and misunderstood how much time I had for due diligence.

I find it annoying that we have to file a PA tax return on the income. 

I am putting in a PA for my first flip and using personal finacing and hard money to get it done. 

I found property this spring but it was taken off the market because there were APA restrictions (upstate NY) that prevented a septic from going in because a stream is located on the property.

Hey Patrick, hopefully we get a PA lawyer or CPA to chime in.

I was ready to take the plunge a couple of years ago, but ultimately decided to head back to grad school, which delayed my real estate ambitions.I currently live in Los Angeles, but am a PA guy at heart with close ties to both Philly and Pittsburgh and visit frequently.