I started my first investments in Rio De Janeiro, Brazil.

People and companies in Illinois are have reached the tipping point in terms of taxes and are jumping ship over the border where possible.

If you ever find yourself lost on this side of the border let me know.

Hi -I have four rental duplexes - one in Northeast Philadelphia and three in Delaware county. 

Rewey  our title companies on the west coast could give us this data with the click of a mouse in about 5 seconds if I wanted them..I just ask for every DT recorded that has an individual name or LLC.. or IRA ..Same thing I did when I created a data base of every owner of 10 acres of more of visible timber ( via telemetry) from the OR CA border to Tacoma.. we just took out the timber companies.. and worked that data base since 1992... its fluid data base though some have logged and some of the timber that was too young in 92 is now merch.. then I took that data base and going back to the day I reverse directoried them and then did tele marketing. unless we just could not get them on the phone we did very little direct mail..

They may help with the cost.PS - regardless of what others may think, I routinely see MFRs with de-leading certificates.

(but that is ok).Now I have a great partner (aka wife), who is very supportive, and I am ready to jump into RE full time.I am a member of an area REIA.I am looking to start be wholesaling and quick fix/flips to build capital for large multi-units.I am in the Delaware Valley Area (Philadelphia, South Jersey, Delaware).Any advice or information is greatly appreciated.

The way people do it now is bordering on working without a RE license. 

Speaking from NYC experience, when rent controls are in place, they end up driving the cost of de-controlled rentals higher. 

With the cost of living being out of our price range, we are looking into starting with a single family home (or small multi-unit) in Indiana (just across the border) that we could manage from afar.