We joined them originally in the beginning of 2017 because we wanted to have a Pa license where we flip properties and they are the biggest brokerage in the area.

Obviously people like newer kitchens and bathrooms, etc. but other factors matter as well such as location, size of the home, the floor plan, size of yard, garage size and so on.To answer your question: it depends.Best to check Zillow and Craigslist for comparable properties.Here's a rental for $4200/month: http://sfbay.craigslist.org/pen/apa/5880880488.html

A PA registered home improvement  contractor could be a quality craftsperson or completely incompetent or anything in between, and the registration does not indicate anything about that.

http://realestateinvestingtoday.com/average-us-apa...The tides of rising rents may be turning 

Here's what it puts together for you on CL.http://pennstate.craigslist.org/apa/618021004.html

Each association does a good job of putting together a PA and it is looked over by lawyers and if your a realtor they will defend it in court for you.

Now, if you want a building permit within the City proper, you need to be further licensed with the City, which might sound impressive but just means you've got to have six times the minimum insurance a PA contractor needs and pay the City $100 a year and that's it.

here is an example of such unit trying to rent it for these prices http://philadelphia.craigslist.org/apa/5034553084.html

It in the woods in a PA mountain community.Mid Atlantic beach properties have a 12 week season where you have to make essentially all your yearly income from Memorial to Labor Day.

A Realtor in my office has found a buyer and wrote a PA.