Hi, If you can, Wilmington Delaware is not too far from Philadelphia.

If a pet has been in the Premises at any time during the Tenant's occupancy (with or without the Landlord's consent), a charge will be made for any required de-fleaing, deodorizing, and/or shampooing, and/or damages occasioned by or attracted by the pet.

Or, if you are doing a syndication, and have investors other than yourself, you might want the LLC to be registered in Delaware, because the laws there are most friendly to corporate sponsors and make it slightly harder for shareholders to sue successfully.  

You could use local properties acquired via 1031 as a de-leveraging strategy.

Welcome to the BP community, Reggie @Katheryn De Leon!  

Trying to find real estate under 50k in the philadelphia/nj/de or tristate area is in mass abundance!

http://www.masslegalhelp.org/chapter-3-security-de...

Originally posted by Michael Seeker:Originally posted by @Wendell De Guzman:Yesterday I won a BID on an auction on a house in Lagrange IL.The Good:ARV -  $1,000,000Acquisition Price: $380,000Repairs: $200,000Profit Potential: HUGE - about $300,000 profit even if you assume 12 months holding costThe Bad:The house is a HISTORIC home.

From other reading I've done, I know that many businesses feel there is an advantage to registering their LLC initially in Delaware or Nevada for purposes of helping to conceal ownership as well as Delaware's structure for handling business litigation matters. 

Michael Smith Michael, I actually live in Evergreen but invest in De Soto County, primarily Southaven because of the ability to buy low, rent high, and have a nice, working class tenant.