Is anyone in the DMV area (I'm including Delaware in this as I make a lot of trips out to Newark, so I'll be interested in hearing about it as well) successfully doing furnished rentals in this area?

We are considering forming it in Delaware but I wanted to know if it’s better to form it in another state or to form it in Atlanta where our investment property will be?

I've been looking to buy an STR at the Delaware/Maryland beaches the past few months. 

Hey gang,Just looking for some feedback on a deal I'm looking at:8 Units w/ Listing price @ $500,000 however, here's what I'm calculating out to:7 Units occupied @ $595/month - 1 unit purposely left empty for showings (by current owner)Here's my purchase price calculation:As you can see, I'm offer $150k less than listed and have a minor negative cashflow upon purchasing.Here's the value add calculation:For the record, with $0 down, the monthly cash flow calculates out to $500As promised, I said I would mention @Ben Leybovich & @Bram Spiero.Credit for the calculator goes to @Wendell De GuzmanThanks for the feedback!

Hey @Dan Kalis When you start working with a realtor they can pull a ton of great information, as @Wendell De Guzman mentions.

Were ready to ramp up our Lead Get with sellers direct in New Castle County Delaware.

Delaware Statutory Trusts and Tenants in Common projects are the passive products that qualify for 1031 treatment.

Hello:When I purchase my first property I do want to LLC it; however, it will be in another state than the one I live in.Over twenty years ago, there was a lot made of the Delaware LLC as it offered certain benefits, as compared to other states, and your property did not have to be located, nor did you have to live in Delaware to reap the benefits.Today, are there any states that stand out for offering certain benefits of using their LLC, or has it all evened out at this point?

Hello everyone, I'm looking for a contractor for a small investment property I purchased in DE. 

., maybe she should consider rolling the 1031 exchange funds into a Delaware statutory trust.