I just picked five and ran them through my algorithm to prioritize economic growth.

With that said, most people should prioritize housing as their top payment to make. 

While not ideal I was in a similar position in that I couldn't pass on the opportunity.If you don't feel like you have the bandwidth for all the projects at once, you might consider either wholesaling the ones you can't/won't be able to handle or just simply prioritizing the houses and work on them one at a time.If I were in your position I would prioritize the homes according to how much time/money each one will take to rehabI'd start with the easiest ones first so you can get them on the market and get them rented.

Make sure you have a prioritized list of items to work through.

The standard advice is that as long as they "prioritized" their rent expense in the past over other bills, that's a big plus in their favor.

However, an appraiser may be tasked to provide a private valuation for an entity where there is collaboration with that company's accounting and financial circles.

A lot goes into the decision, just prioritize experience, and training over split. good luck!

Here's a brief description that I've put together describing this process.Construction Management as a Stepping Stone to CollaborationThe CM delivery method serves to better align the Contractor’s Goals with those of the Owner.1.Fixed Fee – no markups on change orders2.Transparency – Open book bidding and accounting allows Owner complete access to project cost records. 3.Flexibility - Allows for multiple scopes to be bid and analyzed by the CM and Owner prior to committing resulting in huge flexibility on the project scope.4.Collaboration – Owner can use the CM Agency as his “Right Hand Man” truly representing the Owner’s best interests.5.Non-Adversarial – Because the CM is contracted on a fixed fee, there is no arguing over change orders.

I know we are a small state, but am looking to possibly network, meet up, or collaborate with any Delaware investors/wholesalers.

If you plan on prioritizing your list and going after the low hanging fruit, then I would use findtheseller.com.