We put in a PA that day and just combined the illegal portion into another unit which added $1,200/month in rent.

I use a basic two-page letter first-page cover letter and the second being a PA with an offer for the potential seller to sign.

As a PA,  I might be inclined to go for capital appreciation and just invest locally. 

The lender can also look into a PA investment property scenario.

It's a lot of research and it may be more lucrative, and easier, to just sell a course on how to do it.that statement is true for virtually all guru's that's why they are gurus.. some of them make obscene money ( which of course is their right) its up to the public to understand the value proposition.. but with things like this overage.. unless you have done it U have no clue how hard it is to actually do. 

I'm a PA native, on the other side of the state though.

My husband is a PA here in Knoxville!

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.