I'm leaning towards keeping my car as my driving is going to drop down considerably over what it has been.

It may seriously take months, or your first deal may be tomorrow morning's first call.Also spend time reading and listening to podcasts (my favorite since I'm in the car a lot) as you will often find little golden nuggets that might change just slightly what you're doing and it could make all of the difference.One little nugget that I hope helps. 

If it hasn't happened yet, this is probably something of what what you're going to see soon enough:-----------------A buddy will get out of college, buy himself a new car ("as a present") and rent an upscale apartment ("so good to finally get out of the dumps I used to have to live in!").

Cara is right, you may be able to continue to raise rents without putting any money into it.

@Cara Saffell No I believe the starting bid is what it is.

Cara Lonsdale insurance absolutely covers that type of thing.

When I arrived the tenant was still very upset we were coming to walk through the house and stormed out of the property and yelled at me at my car. A

What happened to the price of assets, be it a house, a car, a bar of gold? 

I only use an abbreviated address, rather than the entire address (in case someone breaks into my car.) A

I was debating getting him a $500 car, a mobile phone, free rent, and $400 / month to cover his phone, insurance, and fuel.