They are always looking for various strategies to get out of the real estate without incurring the income tax consequences.Here is a quick list of some of the more common choices that investors use to get out of real estate when they no longer want to manage property and/or deal with tenants:Seller Carry-Back FinancingNet Lease Properties (NNN or often referred to as triple net properties)Tenant-In-Common Investment Properties (TICs)Delaware Statutory TrustInvestment Properties (DSTs) Charitable Trusts (often referred to as CRTs)There are of course pros and cons with any type of asset class or specific investment.

They did provide some references from other landlords and their certificate of incorporation (registered in DE in 2015).

You'll find pockets of Lithuanians, Poles, Hungarians, Bohemians, and Ukrainians throughout the Mon Valley.In one case I know, the neighborhood's in a short, straight cul-de-sac.

He does work in Delaware County PA and I believe some of the surrounding Philadelphia areas.http://www.upperdarbylawyer.com/

Jorge De Jesus Andrew Johnson is right.

It really minimize the accounting fees but it increases the bookkeeping fees because of the extra time to account for everything correctly in each LLC.Our series LLC is based out of Delaware.

There are the welcome taxes (called Taxes de mutation where I come from), the little-medium-big repairs to do, cleaning up the tenants if needed and more.I know I can help myself with some cash that I have in my bank account, but I would prefer to not touch it.

They updated my (their) website and Google and Google PPC tagged it as malicious and I got de-listed.

@Bradley De comarmond I might have a couple people I can send you in Chicago but they might be under 40 and have gone thru the recession in 2008 which is what has made the rockstars they are today!

The house is on a 1/3 acre lot which isn't square since it's at the end of a cul-de-sac, so there is a lot of lawn perimeter with flower beds next to the fence.