My wife and I have decided that she will go and get her real estate license and broker license in PA & DE to put our goals closer to our reach.

@Chris Heeren check out the $2,500 de minimus safe harbor and talk to someone qualified.  

(Like I've heard of people getting NV and DE LLCs to own their CA real properties, but then the LLC still needs to register with the CA Secretary of State as a foreign entity.)

I forget that a syndication deal is buying ownership like a stock and not actually buying the real estate itself.Hi TJ, when it comes to a DST (Delaware Statutory Trust) or a TIC investors own a percentage of institutional real estate that brings with it the ability to benefit from depreciation.

https://nypost.com/2018/04/28/house-flipping-is-de...I just came across this article, being an Investor maybe I'm a little bias but after reading all I could think about is glad I'm an Out of State investor & granted I dont flip I'm a buy & hold investor.

Wendell De Guzman Gary Bailey Thanks for your much needed support.

Here's my podcast interview where I revealed the worst and most embarrassing mistakes I've made (so that BPers won't suffer through them).http://www.biggerpockets.com/renewsblog/2014/04/10/bp-podcast-065-creative-investing-wendell-de-guzman/

Although admittedly Delaware isn't on my radar.

That goes for anyone in the SE PA area or northern DE.

Your starting point is Petition for Probate doc (DE-111) Cross reference Estate of (last name) with address, city and county of decedents residence at time of demise (death) Again cross reference this info with your title rep (property profile) to see if the decedent had real estate.