For what little my 2 cents counts, I don't bother with credit checks, but each his own.I do my own due diligence, I pull court records - did they pay their speeding ticket, how much child support is required per month (Are there arrears?)

I would also strongly suggest that you google "PA judicial portal", and look up each of your prospective tenants in both the county court database AND magisterial links as well (check surrounding counties on magisterial courts.

That's what you're advising for and there have been many a court case to prove you wrong.

The clerk of court might have it as well.

So in an Attorney state the Attorneys simply are not able to provide anywhere near these services and in many areas the records are still in the 1700 s  literally you have to go to court house to pull docs.. 

Other than that, nothing functionally wrong.

Even when it's not directly price, it's almost always a form/function problem (which still ultimately means it's not worth what you're asking in it's present floor plan, design, use, etc. so it still ultimately boils down to price).

We battled with the HOA and they almost took us to court for renting our home out as a vacation rental.  

You can setup a free FB business page (BillyBuysRealEstate is mine) and then I use the boost post paid functionality. 

In September 1961, the case went to the Supreme Court of Washington (O'Meara v.