LOLOLOLOLOLOLI was going to give you some tips or things to check for in your search but ... nope, after your thought process, I'm not going to waste the time ...Good luck!

Make sure you check zoning and HOA bylaws etc - some HOAs or HPRs will only allow you to rent to one family per property even if it is a split level.

I've checked out a few of the videos already and it's been helpful.

Check out North American Savings and Bank.

"Payment for properties must be in the form of lawful money of the United States, a certified or cashier's check from a Pennsylvania Bank"3) How the heck am I supposed to know the amount to have my cashiers or certified check for if I dont know the final sale price ahead of time?

My customers find me mostly through referrals from other owners and people I know.

My initial thoughts are to check with an attorney and CPA that specializes in the and can give you feedback on your specific situation.

Check on VRBO/AIR and see what your competition is offering.

So, you would need to search for each owner in the title chain to check that. 2.

I would also double check the city building department since (if I am reading correctly) you have two income producing units on this property.