That being said most developers in NYC form their LLC's in Delaware for liability protection. 

@Brett RounklesTo add to the above, to achieve the anonymity portion, you'd need to create the WY / NV / DE whatever LLC FIRST, then create the other LLC's with the anonymity LLC being the member of the subordinate LLC's. 

Hi @Charles Chang, if you’re an accredited investor there is an investment product called a DST (Delaware Statutory Trust) that might be beneficial for you to learn about if you decide to perform a 1031 exchange.

Pretty close to closing on my first investment property, a four family in Delaware County PA. want to make sure for my first year as an active investor i'm getting all the tax benefits i can and make sure i understand all the tax implications involved with my purchase!

We saw a lot of people jump into STRs over the last few years since it became more well known, folks like Avery Carl helped de-mystify and systematize it and we all heard the hype of people just killing it through COVID.

Biggest problem is 4 of the 10 houses on the cul de sac are for sale, mine would make 5.I think things are going to get worse, and I'd prefer to sell now, and get some of the higher price, than wait 2 years, and sell at rock bottom.And I do think that's the alternative.

Like @Paul De Luca said, a good agent will be well versed in terminology, understand the due diligence process, proficient in underwriting, be knowledgeable about local laws/ordinances that affect real estate investments, have transaction experience and must NOT reek of "commission breath," meaning...don't be focused on your commission. 

Quote from @Michael De Oliveira: Hello! 

Beleza,Charles Anthony

Keep me updated with your Delaware plans as well!