Trucking in bottled water for the tenants on a daily basis is also very expensive.

Hang out in the parking lot of Home Depot/Lowes and write down phone numbers seen on the contractors trucks. 

I always play conservative in case the bogey monster down turn happens. 

Seems like everywhere you look, monster complexes are being thrown up (im in DFW) but the town has several little complexes scattered about from the 80s-90s, with 30-40 units, and this seems like a great piece of land to do the same type of product.  

While driving by,    we have observed a truck parked in the driveway and seen the front door open  indicating someone might be living there.   

The community has "traditional" drive-around trash pick up with the cans that the truck lifts.

I have an older truck that I am using as I remodel my property. 

Construction cranes and concrete trucks are literally everywhere, with both commercial and residential development.

We subdivided the property and have all company trucks, trailers, equipment and a Shop.

Should I buy a truck or a car?