I. du Pont de Nemours, now Chemours for their lines of refrigerants. 

Lee, if you want to wholesale using the method of assigning a contract, and you are licensed....i would suggest checking with your state real estate commission to see if they consider that a de facto net listing.

   Our HOA in Delaware notified us a month in advance about their annual Fire & Sprinkler Inspection, all to happen on one day (86 unit complex), we were to notify any long-term tenants or vacation renters that it was happening and they could head out for the time frame or simply let the inspectors in. 

In regard to institutional real estate investments, the advice of an expert who works in the industry every day, knows all the players and their track records, and performs due diligence on each offering is a great benefit to you and comes to you at no cost.If you’re interested in a “hands-off” experience I wanted to share some information on DSTs (Delaware Statutory Trusts).

Originally posted by @Rebekah Keller:@Christian Hutchinson48205 gratiot & gunston48206 dexter & davison the neighbors for both are life long detroit residents looking out for each other HAHA I grew up at Connor and McNichols(neigborhood where De La Salle use to be)I use to hangout at that basketball court on Dexter and Davidson it use to be really nice 2003-2007ish.  

Two flats(Duplexes) are frequently de-converted to SFHs in Chicago because that is highest and best use in many neighborhoods.  

So if your first world problem were mine, I would 1031 into a Delaware statutory Trust.

Last November, a partner and I purchased a quadplex in Newport, DE for 40k after negotiating directly with the owner who was way in over his head trying to rehab by himself (much more to that story...). 

Although the purchase of an interest in a Delaware Statutory trust is considered to be an interest in the real estate itself.Part two - Again spot on. 

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