Most of our properties are in Cecil County, but some of the investors who attend are also in Newark/Wilmington Delaware area.

FF doesn't get in the middle and make decisions about your property like when to issue a refund or de-platforming you (except in the case of scammers).

Hi everyone,I'm looking for savvy investors in Delaware that I can learn a thing or two about RE.

@ Shane hirt I feel sorry for you for having a  father doing de honest business  ,I know your  Father from the past 3 years when another contractor friend of my recommend him ,he was a  reliable electrician to the day he decided to get away with the $ 1500 dollar deposit we give to him for a job he never did ,we have contact him several times with no luck, reading all the post here of what he been doing to other contractor ,I don't think he deserved to be in business ,I give him the opportunity to come forward and paid instead he decided to ignore my phone call 

@Preston Smedley Well, I've seen CA investors avoid that franchise fee with a lot of success using a Delaware Statutory Trust("DST") which functions a lot like a Series LLC. 

I'm reaching out to the Delaware REI community on recommendations for honest and reasonably-priced roof contractors, specifically Dover, Kent County - but Delaware area in general.

I believe a SLLC is the best option for me but I have a couple questions 1) if I create the SLLC in somewhere like Delaware would my properties in Memphis be protected?

I am looking for some references on a Real Estate CPA in the Delaware/MD/VA/DC Area to help me get on track for optimizing the benefits of running a STR. 

I saw a good candidate for this type of project on Avenida De Las Flores a couple days ago with a detached garage.

You can also look into a Delaware Statutory Trust (DST)  This might be the best combination of selling tax free and investing in something passive.