What type of policy do you get for your flips,my agent just informed me all we get is protection from fire and vandalism and Mother Nature called  a fire 1 because they are considered vacant or unoccupied.Do you even insure them ?

Lastly, they are naturally asking for the mortgage company's information, loan number, etc.

The old rule was that owners didn’t have to remove “natural accumulations” of snow and ice, but the court overruled that in favor of a general obligation to keep property safe for all visitors and guests.

Do I still need to incorporate comps into the equation?

Most similar homes in the area have left them natural and they are still selling quickly.

The documents are not necessarily going to match your needs, and [in my opinion] it doesn't offer the same level of personal dialogue and determination as having your own attorney.That said, I think that $5,000 is a bit steep for a simple incorporation.

Naturally, for a rental you would choose something cost effective and replaceable.

I would merely refer all parties to Civil Procedure Rule 231 and seek immediate counsel in the state of PA for all legal questions.As to issues of a legal nature; listen to your attorney.

Unfortunately, all title companies are demanding more and more documentation, especially when dealing with entities on title, but that is just the nature of the business due to all the fraudulent transfers.

There is a lot of grey area in between, medical conditions, landlord negligence etc...A city council in my county just passed a referendum that would require tenants to split the cost with landlord for specific repairs related to natural disasters, very interesting.