Wilmington Delaware!

@Danet De Leon if you are interested in learning about the Condo Market and Foreign Investors, I invite you to read the article located, at the URL http://therealdeal.com/miami/2016/01/21/7-ways-to-avoid-the-new-llc-disclosure-law/?

., your boss is really passive-aggressive so you find a more direct boss, just to have your boss be so direct and in-your-face that it borders on abuse.BEWARE THE GREEN GRASS!

I am looking to do the same thing along the NC/SC border, where I have a lot with an abandoned MH on it, septic and electric in place.

He'd be getting only 5% in that case, which might de-prioritize your property, just at the time when you need his help the most.- He may manage in such a way as to inflate short-term net by making long-term sacrifices, for example using a shoddy/cheap repair person.I'm an out-of-state owner myself, and I've got a number of property managers that work for me.

I am looking to buy a rental property in Eddystone and am looking for some input from other investors in that area. I do have other rental property in Glenolden and Drexel Hill. Any info would be greatThanksRyan

I like modest, but attractive, properties that will attract better tenants, I don't like issues with neighbors, high turnover, HOA restrictions, Condo fees, etc.If you'd like a recommendation for an agent and property manager very familiar with less expensive Wilmington properties, I can highly recommend @Rachel De Faut.

This is the world of Delaware Statutory Trusts.

I'm reading Rich Dad's Real Estate Advantages, by Kiyosaki's legal and accounting advisors, and they recommend using Delaware Statutory Trusts in CA in lieu of LLC's to avoid the expense.  

Calling again for all cash buyers that invest in Wilmington, DE.