I bought a smaller, wildly desirable location, studio single family in a downtown area in Havre De Grace, Maryland 6 months ago.

It’s prime for people who use the highway daily for their commute which in Philly could include Jersey or Delaware, quick access to a highway and/or bridge is ideal.

Here is a link you may want to explore that should give you the answers you are looking for: https://www.irs.gov/credits-de...

However, they're much more difficult to come by and the city is overly tenant-friendly.In contrast, cross the border into Delaware County where I just sold a triplex in Upper Darby for $205K.

It may be too early on to be trying to structure ourself this way, but I feel like if we create our system now each door will be easier to add to it later.I’ve read about a lot of different strategies including: - Keep the houses in your name, use an umbrella policy (which we have) - Series LLC (Delaware) - Real Estate / Land TrustMy wife and I currently reside in Massachusetts and the fees for businesses aren’t cheap (LLC’s are somewhere around $500).

My rentals are in Delaware County so they ended up being the best choice for me. 

@Carmine CatalanoHola Carmine, te voy a enviar mensaje directo para hablarte por teléfono o video sobre casa de dos o 3 familia en NYC

I’ve a group of friends who would like to invest with me - somehow I was able to pitch my plan to them and they believe me because they see how determined I am and know that I’m a person who finishes what she has started, has a good work ethic, and will do whatever it takes to get work done.We would like to start by exploring the Delaware market and we were looking into LLCs.

If you want to stay in real estate but want to be passive, then you can consider a DST (Delaware Statutory Trust).If you want all out of real estate, then you may be stuck with a capital gains tax bill.

I think if I'm the tenant and don't want to move I'll argue the Buyer's closing without termination of the lease(s) is de facto waiver and acceptance of the property with tenant(s) in place.Just my opinion