They do require that a permit be acquired (super easy) and hotel tax get paid (a little more complex but there are ways to make it easy), but otherwise there are no regulations to speak of.  

I don't own property in Pennsylvania but one tip I wanted to give is the face page of all your leases showing pre-paids is helpful.

(I will not be providing a share network for the tenants).I'd appreciate any advice, recommendations, or insights you can offer regarding security system options, installation, and any other relevant tips.

I do not want to take on capitol gains taxes and would be reinvesting all the gains on either a personal home or down payments on multiple rentals.

This is a nightmare situation and I was wondering if anyone had tips/advice/suggestions on what to do.

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Everything else is in line and depends on the property you are purchasing.Price: $71,733.48County Taxes (4/24 to 7/1): $80.58County Sewer (4/24 to 7/1) $35.93HOA Dues (4/24 to 7/1) $425.60Recording Fee: $60Title Company Fee: $136So my total closing costs were $738.11 or 1.03% of the purchase price.I'll try to dig up my last flip that I did in California to give you an idea of what I paid there.

If anyone has any tips, insights, or just words of encouragement it will be greatly appreciated! 

We have "squatters rights" aka adverse possession laws but it's really difficult to meet the legal requirements for that: the squatter must live in the property as if it's their own for 18 years, paying property taxes, making improvements etc. and it must be open and hostile/ against the true owners wishes for the full 18 years continuously to be able to make that claim.

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