I'm certain a web search or, better yet, referring to the PA codes will unveil the answers you seek.

@Collin TempelmanLook at the Lansing web site to find out whether there are any rules adopted by the city.  

I have been scouring the web to find reviews or any outsiders information.

I've got some friends in CA doing web businesses and $800 sounds spot on!

We have both white papers available for anyone who wants to download them from the home page of our web site.

For ex maybe you are a Web Developer, know a trade, you're an accountant who knows but maybe theres someone that needs a person with your unique skills and would be more willing to meet up with you and share their knowledge..

The assessors web sites are a great place to start in finding the owner. 

Then, Intuit increased the price to $125 per year and then Intuit stopped selling the tables and forced everyone to switch to Quickbooks.I had no problem with trying to switch to Quickbooks and I purchased the full version three times for about $500 each time and literally threw the software in the trash because it asked too many questions during the setup, was cumbersome and difficult to use, was so complicated it left room for making too many errors, had too many whistles and bells to deal with and there three things that make me hate Quickbooks with a passion and they are:1) it is web based and super slow when changing screens, 2) the software has so many screens to enter information on it is difficult to know whether or not information you enter goes to where it was supposed to go e.g. you may accidentally type in a wrong number, or you may enter data as a debint when it should be a credit and3) Intuit is greedy and found that they could charge $109 per month for the software and the tax tables and that comes out to $1308.00 every year, or $13,080 every 10 years compared to the $99 or $990 every 10 years I was paying for Quicken that was simple to setup and use, but it still had some file storage problems that were fairly frustrating to deal with.I had a major IRS audit about 10 years ago and it was the first major audit I dealt with for several real estate properties in California, Idaho, Las Vegas and Colorado.

I have never seen where it is not accessible through a library web site, once you set up an account.Or go to the census web site, factfinder.

I should have mentioned I'm already a 50% owner in a Design/Web/Strategy company (been going strong for 16 years with a team of 10 employees) that allows me a lot of deductions already (phone, car, internet access, hardware/software purchases, etc).