In the 1031 Exchange world, the most common syndication was the Tenant-In-Common Investment Property (or "TIC") and is now the Delaware Statutory Trust (or "DST").

@Wendell De GuzmanCan you tell us more about it?

I did that here in Tampa and Rio de Janeiro, which is where I am headed next.

Bear in mind, our coverages we offer via the carriers I have referenced are all "ISO-based"...ISO is Insurance Services Office, sort of a de facto "stanardizer" of policy forms, etc...most insurers utilize ISO.

M& T only in: Connecticut, Delaware, Maine, Maryland, Massachusetts, New Hampshire, New Jersey, New York, Pennsylvania, Vermont, Virginia, Washington, DC  not CA  ONLY owner occupied today : Acceptable Collateral1- to 4-family owner-occupied homes, town homes and condom​​iniumsVacation homes (only available for lines up to $250,000)Deeded manufactured homes (only available for lines up to $100,000)​7All the others also a no in CA @Calvin Thomas

Not sure but depends what state the LLC is filed, some states like Nevada, Delaware are better asset protection states than others

My properties are actually in Wilmington, DE so I'm looking for someone who is able and willing to lend there.

We've heard that Delaware and Nevada have the best tax benefits, but not sure if that really applies to us or not.

Not much as of now, more guidance is needed... but if you were advising clients before on certain treatments of a rental being a business, let's say by including a De Minimus Safe Harbor election for certain expenses, would you change that now? 

The preferred areas is Philadelphia PA, Camden NJ or Wilmington DE.