But that is commonly just referred to as "Sheriff Sale" by those in PA.But PA also has several flavors of Tax Deed sales - one of those is the "Judicial Sale" - and it is common to omit any reference to it being a Tax Deed sale, people just say "Judicial Sale" and others in PA know it's a Tax Deed sale when those words are used together.Plus the OP has other threads where he has asked about Tax sales in PA, so I used that as context as well ...Here's a link to just one county's website where they list such tax sales, and you'll see there is one that is Judicial:http://www.co.wayne.pa.us/?

I've ran the numbers on the coin op car wash on 5 different locations and still haven't found one that has a decent return.

Jon Holdman The good news is that the OP wasn't scheduled to get the deposit and rent checks until this weekend.

I am still in college (was able to purchase the rental due to income from co-op and stock market luck).

Chuck, I suspect you were commenting to my post, we/I speak to all comments in threads, not just those of the OP, it's an open forum and all that is said is open to comment.

We happen to be the nation's largest provider of real property data and have a greater geographic footprint than our closest competitor (who created AgentPro247).As the OP brought up, there may be a price difference.

Back to the OP, I would consider explaining that you foresee insurance coverage issues and propose a cash for keys and start fresh.

The OP hasn't posted anything on the forums at all since the OP here on this thread.

But of course you have to serve the the proper notice in the way the law outlines, which the OP is trying to do.The OP needs to speak with an eviction attorney to see whether or not she has satisfied the notice requirement if she is getting the certified letters back.

I had the same issue as OP in that there was no water meter installed.