Legal Question in Real Estate Law in Pennsylvania

It sounds like the corporation suffered administrative dissolution as a result of the inactivity. You are correct that the corporation no longer exists. However, there is still a winding up process where debts are paid and assets are distributed to shareholders. It is very important that the corporation resolves any outstanding debts or you could become personally liable for them. I don't expect you have significant debts if you never actually operated the corporation, but keep in mind that fees and taxes owed to the government may be due. If there are no debts, the assets of the corporation are typically liquidated and divided among the shareholders. If you're the only shareholder, you ought to be able to get the property back into your name, but be aware that this distribution from the corporation to you personally will count as a distribution for federal tax purposes and may have an impact on your income taxes. This is a complicated enough situation that you want to proceed cautiously, keeping taxes in mind.