p=1_16craigslist ad - http://detroit.craigslist.org/wyn/apa/4226172664.htmlit has no garage, good suburb, but with C schools. older neighborhood, but one street over from a C suburb.3 bed, 1 bath, fully updated as you can see from the pictures. basement is cleaned out, bright and painted. not finished. appliances includedstarted working with a new realtor and she listed it on the MLS at $1,050. had 3 showings and nothing. one commented on the proximity to the C suburb. 2 weeks later, dropped it to $995. it's priced right based on the comps.the previous realtor was very demanding with potential tenants, so i switched. i have also had simultanious ad on CL and nothing. days go by without any action.i know the lower i go, the worse the potential tenants would be.

Hello everyone my name is Kevin,I am 26 and a PA licensed salesperson.

http://skagit.craigslist.org/apa/5753275039.htmlHere's my rental listing, originally posted on Saturday morning.

Here's what I did for ours: http://dallas.craigslist.org/ndf/apa/1969279795.html (Ironically we leased ours to someone who just drove by and saw the sign, but we got lots of interest from MLS showings).Good luck!

If anyone can put me in contact with a PA contractor or company that has experience with basement work, I'd really appreciate it. 

I also use a PA to market properties off MLS.

I just signed a PA to sell my house and should have another one on contract soon for me to move into.  

You may need a PA attorney depending on what you are doing. 

I take it a realtor isn't helping you out.. with a PA purchase agreement,, you request more than just seeing the tenant's lease.. you should want the last 2 years of tax documents showing income and expense report on this rental property, rent roll, copy of lease,amount of security deposit, and of course to view property condition. your Due diligence period to inspect and verify what seller has represented is now up to you to verify and confirm and ask for corrections in within you inspection period. 

Is that a PA thing that even if he sold his house to you that its still part of his estate if he falls ill in the next five years?