I'm not familiar with Pa Landlord tenant code (in Delaware) but I would recommend hiring an attorney if you've never done this before. 

The midpoint is de-elevated between 0-2in. 

I may be selling the first facility I bought in an effort to de-leverage my portfolio but do not foresee a day where I don't own storage. 

Originally posted by @Traci de Wid:Hi Eric!  

For instance we had a unit that has not been rented de to a bad AC for months.

I was wondering if there are any REIA meetings that I can go to that are in the state of Delaware.

I think you are de-sensitized to the hype of what is going on there, probably because you've lived there for so long. 

Quote from @Paul De Luca: @Anthony ManninoConnect with investors in your market whether it's here on BP or at real estate meet ups.

@Jeff Lamothe I am a big fan of Delaware County.

This is what I mean:House 1: 0.57acre, mostly level lot (very uncommon in my area), no neighbor to left (land is unbuildable), no home directly across, end of cul-de-sac, lake view, backs up to nature preserve, holding pond borders lot, utility easement (grass, not a dirt road) across the front and along side of property, limited to 2 car garage and driveway, sunken basement (no walkout option), plumbing rough-ins in basement.