So if you want to purchase a Pennsylvania property, I would use a PA LLC.

You might need a PA mailing address but we just used another business partner's address. 

You can of course, get a PA (public adjuster) to inflate the $ you get from the Ins company.  

Hello BP, Is it legal or wise to go to Jersey to wholesale a PA property?

Do I need to make mine different, and if I do, will it be an issue for a PA lease being able to be satisfactory for PA?

My wife still works as a PA and I became a Realtor a year ago in June.

I'd love to have a PA that I can modify the terms of but obviously want it to be legally sound. 

With a PA LLC and a good custodian friendly to the IRA LLC model, you could bring that down to about $125/year.Beyond just cost, there are several advantages of checkbook control, including faster response times and access to quality guidance not offered by custodians.

Simple Y/NYou're arranging the sale of real estate in expectation of a fee/skim (assuming you're not a charity) - You have a PA RE license?  

Do you recommend getting a PA out to the property after the insurance company's adjuster gives an estimate, or just as soon as possible?