Quote from @Paul De Luca: Quote from @Bruce Woodruff: Quote from @Albert Hasson: Quote from @Bruce Woodruff: Quote from @Albert Hasson: And for the statement that only D’s are harmful to real estate investors well that’s just plain ignorant.  

I'll PM you @Wendell De Guzman 

The street is dead, How to bring it back to life.Here’s the deal, I’m looking at a street that could have some good numbers building and selling duplexes/triplex in a cul-de-sac, I believe there is need for the town.These lots have been for sale for years on and off the market, even the current house have a tough time selling.The research; 1st wrong side of the town/main street, if you have kids they would have to cross this busy road to walk ride to school/park.2nd.

I am a Realtor in New Castle County DE.

"syndicated" investments that would qualify for 1031 are Delaware Statutory Trusts, Tenants in Common Projects, a very few upreit possibilities, or opportunities where the syndication is nimble enough to 1031 the entire project (so you ride along with the entity's 1031).Doesn't mean that syndicated investments aren't a good option for you. 

 Hi Everyone,    Just a few quick questions for everyone in the Columbus Ohio SFH real estate market. 1) Has anyone been to the Delaware County sheriff auction to purchase homes there?

I really like areas like some areas in Delaware County, Fishtown/Olde Kensington and Brewerytown depending on the property I would also consider house hacking.

This is the world of Delaware Statutory Trusts.

@Brian Barnes I would also suggest due to your area (Chicago area) that you read up on @ Wendell De Guzman on BP.

I think we actually went to Delaware academy together.