BeasleyI am not an active investor in the Scranton area but I know Parasole PM is a solid company. 

If you already have a separate fuse box and wiring your best bet is probably to shell out for the new meter.

As @Addam Driver has pointed out, your best bet is to get a nice umbrella insurance.

For agents that only do 1-2 transactions per year, it will take a long time to complete.In order to get the designation, an applicant must meet the following portfolio experience:-Three (3) or more qualifying activities totaling $30 million or more; or-Exactly ten (10) qualifying activities totaling $10 million or more; or-Twenty (20) qualifying activities with no dollar volume requirement.In general, designations don't increase business, they increase the level of competency.

There is a big difference between accounting manager and account manager; account manager doesn't imply someone with an accounting background.It's better to find someone overqualified than someone who doesn't know the difference between asset and liabilities and operating and finance activities.

It can be done but requires well-drafted partnership agreement if your business activity rises to the level of partnership.

For now I figure I can start with the very active market of my own neighborhood. 

With that said, much of my activity is off the MLS so properties and owners I work with don't appear online. 

@Steve Schwartz PM is Property Manager-just a professional, licensed person who actively manages rental properties for investors. 

This will let you see who is actively investing or working those areas.