I dont know about a PA contract but I can email you the contract I have my students use.

Here's a typical Rocklin rental http://sacramento.craigslist.org/apa/3157865171.html(Not my property or company!).

I talked to my attorney about it and he said that the biggest drawback to doing it that way is that if it's titled in the name of my LLC then I have to pay a PA corporate stock tax which is 9.9%.

If you want real legal advice find a PA lawyer quick.

I am a PA investor with THREE small kids and a J-O-B :) I'd encourage you to look to build relationships with people who can help you and build your TEAM.

Came across this ad while looking for rent comps: http://baltimore.craigslist.org/apa/2588121845.htmlRenting a place to the first starnger, then evicting, not wanting to clean/fix/paint/replace carpet; Then renting the dump and then evicting, not fixing/cleaning/paintin; Renting as-is, evicting......

I bought a Pa house on the court steps back in August.

They use the AP as a defense, but of course they know it's not valid because a third grader could read the law and know these guys don't come close to actually using AP.

The banker ran our credit, looked over our personal financials and said as soon as we had a PA he would get the ball rolling for a quick approval. 90% LTC, 80%LTV at about 7%.So we wrote an offer for $280, which was countered at $295, which we accepted with a 60 day inspection period and sole right to terminate.

I just created a PA investors group for everyone that is from PA.