Like @Paul De Luca said, a good agent will be well versed in terminology, understand the due diligence process, proficient in underwriting, be knowledgeable about local laws/ordinances that affect real estate investments, have transaction experience and must NOT reek of "commission breath," meaning...don't be focused on your commission. 

Quote from @Michael De Oliveira: Hello! 

Solar panels should be a choice.

Keep me updated with your Delaware plans as well! 

This is going to be very situational like @Paul De Luca said check with any HOAs then check with the city, county, and state to understand how the laws would impact you.If you are in the Chicago Metro I imagine you have this happening all over the place.Maybe try talking to an attendant at one nearby and see what they run into.How many spaces are you planning to rent?

We are looking to see if anyone has any suggestions for establishing a business location address in Delaware, Bucks, or Montgomery Counties, in Pennsylvania. 

I am looking now. once I sell off a lot and a property in DE I plan on either doing another duplex in temple I have my eye on or looking into a rehab and live in in the point breeze area.

In the IRS guidance, they even overtly state that they moved the de minimis section to make sure that it was obvious that it applied more broadly: "In the final regulations, the de minimis safe harbor has been moved to §1.263(a)-1(f) to reflect its broader application to amounts paid for tangible property, including amounts paid for improvements and materials and supplies" They also seem to make it clear that de minimis applies to almost everything that the materials and supplies rule applies to: * (f) Application of de minimis safe harbor.

I'd love to be there but I've got an event in Delaware all day Saturday.

Does anyone have any insights on the Delaware bay waterfront and STRs, I am looking at Reeds Beach in Cape May Courthouse, NJ