Personally, I like Delaware County (Delco). 

But it threw me a curve ball, the caller wants to sell a vacant lot on a cul de sac in a newly established neighborhood.

Exterior paint and new solar screens are complete.

As I am close to and willing to invest in Delaware, PA, and NJ, this calculation becomes even more of a headache.

Originally posted by @Jeffrey De Los Santos:Hi, my name is Jeffrey.

Would be interested to take a look if Delaware County is getting any momentum, as well as NCC of Delaware.

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Investment Info:

Small multi-family (2-4 units) wholesale investment in Wilmington.

Purchase price: $55,000

Cash invested: $100

Sale price: $70,000

This was a 2-unit property in a neighborhood th...

@Richard Kelly I'd keep the solar for the savings.

@Rinee John de Leon is right each person walks a different path and what works for person A won't work for person B.