Whichever county agency houses the recorded deeds will have that public info for you.

More realistically, I'll typically do a deal that generates a 15% return on sale price or $15K, whichever is more.

When I created the entity (an s-corp), I had to sell the properties from the partnership to the s-corp entity costing me over $10k in Realty Transfer Tax (I understand PA is one of the worst states in the union for this with the tax rate at 2% of market value or sales contract, whichever is higher).

You could have it call your cell phone and business line/home line simultaneously and whichever phone you pick up first that is the line you will take the call on...

Whichever is cheaper, most convenient, and provides all the services you need.

Trust your gut, whichever way you go.

Vacation rentals are a really great way to accelerate cash flow to build your investment portfolio in whichever way you choose.I’ve connected investors with over 95 properties in this market this year, it’s not as bad as the above post is making it out to be.

Renters move, kick out whichever you choose, they are all the same.

YOU get to choose your title company, so shop around and choose whichever YOU want.It sounds like you have a pretty good deal on your hands, but I would have some misgivings about your bank/lender.This link will allow you to search FHA approved lenders in your area. http://www.hud.gov/ll/code/llslcrit.cfm I have had to find another lender in the middle of a deal, and as long as you have 20-30 days before you have to close, it shouldn't be too much of a hassle.

at least 110% of the underlying loan (whichever is less)when the wraparound loan is made (i.e. $90,000 underlying, $100,000 wraparound; $250,000 underlying, $275,000 wraparound)2)Difference in monthly payment spread must be $250 or more (i.e. payment on the underlying loan=$700, payment on the wraparound loan+$950)3)Interest rate on wraparound loan must be at least 9.5% (subject to negotiation)4)Underlying loan must be current at time of acceleration5)Wraparound loan cannot have more than one late payment in the previous 6 months and must be current in all respects6)At inception of the transaction, the parties must have followed ‘notice to lender process’ with the really really good lender letter7)Payment of guarantee fee at time of closing of: $10 per $1000 in note guarantee (minimum $500).8)Toroklaw will assume all of the rights and obligations of the obligor under the deed of trust to secure assumption on the underlying loan and the beneficiary under the wrap note and will have the right to negotiate with the underlying lender for a smaller amount due, extension or assumption of the underlying note, or other terms or conditions, under the underlying note. 9)Must be a legal launch clientExample:Underlying note: $90,000 balance 6% interest 30 year original termWraparound note: $100,000 note, 10% interest 30 year termBoth loans current .