Roofers I've had to take to court, plumbers who have replaced main sewer lines that have gone wrong..... it goes on and on and all were done without permit. 

Do you really think PA (or other state) law allows to enter to the property without the tenant where also tenants personal belongings without court eviction verdict first?

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@Brian DavisAs a general rule you would want an LLC in the state where the property is located as it will need situs in that state to be able to act in court,As some state have very low outside liability protection on their LLC it is recommended to have these LLC owned by a holding LLC in a good asset protection state.

Investors are getting more aggressive with their tactics to obtain properties, such as knocking on doors, sending out letters, and using data from court records just to find ways to get properties in the area in such a competitive market.

Erina - you might  try reposting your scenario in the  DC  forum  ..this is appearing in  wa state  forum :)  you might get more  feedback  that is  accurate and  helpful

If the court refuses to process an eviction, file anyway and wait your turn.

In Southern California, the Courts are very pro tenant and can be quite time consuming. 

At some point during this process they will realize they are going to lose and might ask for cash for keys, as long as that is still a cheaper option VS continuing the court case, come up with a number and go. 

In short, I wasn't impressed.The company seems to have good tech and an outwardly impressive appearance, but speaking from my own experience, I really don't believe that their agents are all that well incentivized or professional.