Hey @Robert Stranix,Assuming you're wanting to continue to self-manage (while under the formal protection/control of a management company as your lender is requiring), your biggest hurdle with this will be getting licensed as a PA Real Estate salesperson.

. $1200 looks like the rent you are going to get for a 4 bed: http://houston.craigslist.org/search/apa?

You may also want to check out craigslist to see what other people are listing their rentals for in that area:https://baltimore.craigslist.org/search/apa?

.- Samcro.Here is an example: http://www.zillow.com/homes/for_sale/Quincy-MA/apa...

pull a 50k loan out of it. u are welcome. 

Marty & @Sam Guarnieri just so you know, land trusts in PA do not offer you any protection, here's an article from a PA Lawyer that i have posted on the site before, with their written permission: http://dornish.net/a-matter-of-trust

I am a PA as well here in Sioux Falls investing in Real Estate.  

Generally upon signing a PA, a licensed agent is required to also give a set of disclosure statements; sellers disclosure, lead-based paint, and a licensing disclosure.

I read the original post wrong, for some reason i thought he was talking about an assignment of a mortgage not a PA.  

It wouldn't be the main issue I'm thinking about when I'm debating whether to use a PA LLC or a foreign LLC.