Wish I knew this information ahead of time I was shopping for a Vehicle to see what kind of payment they could work out for me and some places ran my credit and didn't even ask me i didn't know they ran it till they said "I just pulled your credit" my credit dropped 100+ points in a 5 day period wrecking my credit looking for the right vehicle and payment plan. 

Two vehicles we use are the BiggerPockets monthly get togethers which take place at Ramblin’ Jacks in Olympia, and the Washington State LL association which meets monthly at a larger meeting facility.

The negative cashflow incurred would be offset some by the large garage allowing me to cancel my storage unit being used for vehicle and trailer parking.

So in short, the goal for real estate is to create a vehicle for passive income for early "retirement".As most of you probably know, Raleigh is a tough place to try and invest. 

Get educated on the basis of finance, time value of money, interest, inflation, the mechanics of stocks, bonds, commodities, , real estate, different financial vehicles like IRAs, 401ks, HSAs ect. 

I'm all for a whole lot less maintenance.Fortunately/unfortunately, there's no one right answer but depending on the state you invest in, condos may be the right investment vehicle for you.  

My rough estimate is 40-50% can actually control their vehicles with any degree of proficiency. 

However, she will sign a new lease with us, have a rent increase, and be required to stop smoking in the garage, clean-up all clutter in the yard, remove an unauthorized and poorly built deck, and adhere to the 2 vehicle parking rule.

The only time investors lose money is when they get afraid and sell below what they paid" Real estate, like stocks, are an investment vehicle.

Hello everyone,I am new to the forum here and would like to hear some suggestions on the best vehicles for residual income.