I have my eyes on a few areas actually: West Town, Ukrainian Village, Humboldt Park, Pilsen, and Bridgeport.

So there's a big difference between buying a multi family building in Newark near UDel where you're likely to have predominately student renter base, compared with buying a multi family in Trolley Square in Wilmington or buying a multifamily in East Brandywine Village, or buying on the Market Street corridor that BPG is redeveloping, or buying a multi family in Dover where you'll have a lot of military renters (depending on how close to the base you are) or you could have multi family down in Sussex county by the shore towns and do more short term AirBnB type stuff, or you could be in rural Sussex county which will be a whole other animal.Point is...yes there are multi family in Delaware just like any other state and like any other state there is a diverse set of environments, knowing what kind of multifamily you want to buy and the type of tenants you want, the returns you'd like to see, etc.

Will deliver to your location for free or we can loan your trucks in Oakland Hills, close to Montclair village in Oakland.Since I saw some dirt wanted posts, thought I would offer it here.

I'm attempting to develop a template tiny house village/community that would solve the primary issue with tiny houses for any city or county across the nation.

Have pre approval for $300k and in need of a investor knowledgeable realtor in the Little Village or Summit,IL area of Chicago.

I have a village lot in WNY that I am considering building a SFR and then renting it out for about three years. 

Do happen to know the rental market is in the Verde Village area?

Purchase price: $525,000 Upgraded from our Condo (which we are renting in Lincoln Park) to our first two-flat in Roscoe Village.

Just looking for a few tips on if the bladensburg, hyattsville, silver spring, Gaithursburg, temple hills and or the montgomery village areas are good places to invest in.

Hi, 
I had a client that recently purchased one of these properties and was wondering if anybody else has had any experience with these STRs.  It seems like there are a lot of these properties for sale and some of th...