We called and got all the info and I told her my idea to get them to move she agreed to it and we signed a PA.

For some reason I had heard that 15 day turnaround is a PA State law for permit submission (including in Philadelphia too).  

I inherited a tenant with a pet (dog) in a PA triplex.  

steve, i think you are right..http://detroit.craigslist.org/wyn/apa/3657809908.htmland i just talked to the realtor to get some more feedback. she said one person mentioned the shared driveway. most people call her to "see the house". she tells them "no, you show me you are interested by giving me an application, then i will show it to you".i agree with her. we have shown it maybe 20 times without any luck. and that does not count how many times she is has shown it.she said the main road deters parents with kids. the bungalow deters elderly people.oh, and she does tell them "available for rent to own",so that's good..

https://sfbay.craigslist.org/sby/apa/d/3-brbath-town-home-in/6303742779.html 5 seconds on craigslist... no room mate needed, no 200k needed. 

http://cincinnati.craigslist.org/search/apa

@Patrick Liska - If that is from a PA government site, then I guess that is how they intend things to be.

My in state broker advised me to get a PA commercial lender as it is now considered a commercial property any help finding and lenders who can help me out ?  

For asset protection purposes, you probably want to consult with a NY attorney than a PA attorney.

I am not a PA expert), and the number looks a bit high.