I'm also not a fan of completely de-leveraging, but that onion certainly gets peeled and argued about enough here on BP.

We live in the Dallas area and looking to network on the best areas to invest in Texas and possibly the Oklahoma area being so close to the border!

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And that is the DST (Delaware Statutory Trust) or TIC (tenants in common) product or NNN commercial.The natural evolution of an investor is generally into DSTs//Tics or NNN as they near retirement. 

The three residential buildings have access to the courtyard while the larger commercial ones just border and basically enclose the outside area making it a courtyard.

We're looking for our first deal - aiming to house hack/BRRRR a larger SFH or duplex - and were planning to Airbnb our current residence.With Portland's crackdown on licensing short term rentals and Airbnb's very recent cooperation with the city on actually enforcing those rules (de-listing those who are unpermitted/not in compliance), it appears that we will have to go LTR instead of STR with our current house.That makes for a much dicier situation in terms of attaining positive cashflow on the rental.So my question is... best resources or advice for how to absolutely max out the upper ceiling of what we can get for this house as a LTR.

Any info on Dover or surrounding areas would be great...considering Wilmington also , but I don't know that market and from what I'm reading on here , its block to block and tough to tell sometimes so I would have to find a realtor that either invests in that market or just has some experience there.Thanks,Agyei - For things specific to the Delaware market your best bet will be DelREIA as there aren't many investors in Delaware on here.

It is north Texas near Sherman, close to the Oklahoma border. 

WY is usually preferred as holding LLC for this kind of setup (or sometime DE for certain type of commercial properties financing).

I am only in Eastern PA, NJ, MD, DC and DE.