Sure, it's not technically an escrow account, but would look good on the computer print out if anybody wanted to see it. ;-)

I got his so called blue print a while back and was a big mistake.

I like this site for price ($125) and speediness: California Real Estate LicenseGet your Live Scan (aka finger printing) done. $49 for processing and $20 for service fee.

If you just want to hand write your letters or print them off, property radar will give you all the info on an excel sheet.

It also has a 5 print option (plus the reverse) so it doesn't look overly repetitious. 3) Depending on your subfloor, vinyl is much more forgiving which means less prep work.4) As a buyer of real estate (and a woman - don't forget, we make a big impact in the decision-making process) I really don't like the sound of laminate.

Thing is though for my follow ups i am printing my own postcards much cheaper than using a service such as yellow letters.

Then with your license on hand go to Philadelphia. gov and find get a "certificate of rental suitability".Punch in your inf. like mailing address and rental licenses number and voila you can print your certificate of rental suitability. 

(Seller financing,Partnerships, Syndication, Sweat Equity etc)  I'd recommend ALL of these before a 100% hard money loan that destroys you in fees and fine print..

I guess this fee would be worth it if you don't have the time to go to a few websites and print a couple of hundred pages. 

Printing your post now!