My family and I just moved to Delaware and we're excited to be back in the Northeast.

Anyone know of an investor friendly attorney in Delaware?

For example, I live in Texas and I'm looking at a deal in Arizona through RealtyShares which is setting up an LLC for this deal in Delaware.

Love to see everyone representing the DE valley!

Originally posted by @Wendell De Guzman: @Bill Gulley , I have acquired 15 performing notes but yes, I don't have any experience with NPNs.

Welcome to BP @Richard Brito - I just moved to Tampa from Delaware about two months ago myself.What were you doing before you decided to transition into REI?

If not, then no.If you're securing deals, it's good to disclose in the addendum or special provisions that you're not acting as an agent in the transaction.Note: I'm speaking from my experience in Texas, Delaware, and Pennsylvania.

Scott,I'm answering this from a consultant/independent contractor point of view since I have not yet invested in real estate, but using legalzoom or nolo is perfectly fine to get the LLC formed, IMHO.The big factors for the LLC you'll need to decide are:- What state to register in (some people choose Delaware or Nevada for favorable business laws)- Who to use as a registered agent (basically the person that collects legal papers)If you plan on simply investing within your state of residence for now, I'd suggest on forming the LLC within that state using Legalzoom or even through the state's secretary website (if available), and then list yourself as the registered agent.

Originally posted by @Wendell De Guzman: @Solomon Oh , Bill did not say that wholesaling is a fraudulent activity.

Tenant will be paying for sewer, water and utilities.Wendell De Guzman : thank you for the spreadsheet calculations.