Also, saving up for a bigger down payment/increasing my income could also be a potential route, I would just be hesitant how far off my timeline that would push me.You drive a fair point, making the sacrifice to extend my commute could potentially be worth it in the long haul and I would only really need to do that for at least a year or two.

Or U-Haul screws people with the truck?

My only limiting factor currently is the finances to toy with it all, but I am trying to educate myself in advance, so when I'm ready later this year, I'll have the knowledge by the time the money is here. 

I have been toying with the idea of buying one and adding it as an optional item to rent.

She said it saved her a ton of money on dumpsters otherwise it would have been five or six dumpsters worth of stuff that she would have to pay to have hauled off.   

Then you can go back to earning some decent money by putting it on AirBNB.It all depends what your goals are - are you in it for a quick buck or the long haul?

Not only does it save me the cost of hauling to the dump, it saves resources all the way around. 

We are in this game for the long haul and take it one day, one door, one landlord, one tenant at a time.

First and foremost, you have to be in this for the long haul.

For example, whenever we exit an asset, the investors that are in for the long haul will reinvest their proceeds into the next acquisition whose paper losses typically offset the former gains and thus they are able to grow their wealth buckets at a faster rate - tax efficiently.