Here it is.The source is MLSLet me know if you want to see any other county that covered by Trend (berks, bucks, burlington, camden, chester, cumberland, delaware, gloucester, kent, mercer, montgomery, new castle, salem, schuykill)

Originally posted by @James De Stefano:Bravo!  

Our place became a de facto rooming house for other seasonal workers, many of whom were driving 60+ miles each way to get to and from their places of employment.After the kids moved on, we started renting it.

I am interested in buying/holding in Wilmington, DE maybe a few flips but most interested in passive income.

Other states like Ohio , Philadelphia, Baltimore and Delaware seems easier to get started in.

But the only truly 'green' option is to run a heat pump off a large solar system.

However, from where I'm standing TX and DE beat Florida any day in terms of business friendliness.

I'd like to potentially invest in a 4-unit property on the outskirts of Philadelphia (Delaware County).

Due to the annual $800 franchise tax that California enforces on residents and LLCs operated within the state, I tend to lean toward the Delaware Statutory Trust for my CA residents.

Partnering with an experienced investor could massively de-risk the investments properties but the return should not have the same extent of attenuation.