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

If you'd like to increase the pet deposit (capped at one month rent in Delaware as is the security deposit) you would have to do it at a renewal (can be a renewal of the month to month lease)The damage to the floor is done now so that will be a charge. 

HI ALL I’M Thinking about buy & hold investing in Delaware real estate, whIle I lIve out of state.

Outside of the city, Delaware County is a great renters market.

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I'm looking in the Bonner springs/De Soto in Kansas for a duplex or triplex.

To each his or her own.There is a main meeting in Ambler that attracts hundreds of attendees; there are subgroups that meet throughout the Delaware Valley area where attendance numbers from ten to fifty, so perhaps that suits you better.As to "pay to play", yes there is a membership fee - some consider it to be worth the nominal expense, others don't.

It is on permanent foundation and located in a cul de sac a few minutes from downtown.

I am delco, montco, Chester county and Northern Delaware.

In response, Ohio REALTORS® worked with Senator Andy Brenner (R-Delaware) to introduce SB 192 to regulate wholesaling activity and require disclosure be provided to homeowners before they enter into a contract.