I'm going through University Lending but I'm in the panhandle.

The Poconos has always been hit or miss (unlike Smoky Mountains or Panhandle or Tampa where you have way more successful STRs), but right now the Poconos is worse than ever:https://www.biggerpockets.com/forums/530/topics/1157934-shor...

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However, for some reason, the rooms in this unit (and the whole apartment) do not have actual doors (picture and blueprint attached).

So, if you buy that property and they lose the lawsuit that property could be attached with a lien because that lis pendens was filed before your deed.

(Think manufactured/mobile homes which can be attached together to create a bigger house) One of our family friends worked on something like that for bridges in the 70s, technically it worked great, but DOT never got on board. 

We have a triplex property which includes 3 detached units, with one big garage (for 3 cars) attached to one of the unites.

I think this is why they wanted to attach the licensing requirement to these kinds of deals - to give them the broad leeway they want in saying what people can or cant do without having to write 4,000 laws.I don't know that this law as it's currently written will withstand the suits that are sure to come from investors asserting that the marketing of a contractual position to buy a property is not captured by the wholesaling definition (and I don't think that it is).

Hi Folks,We have a triplex property which includes 3 detached units, with one big garage (for 3 cars) attached to one of the unites.

I am wondering what a fair deduction would be from rent due to there being basically no kitchen in a 1br attached mil set up.