A more precise way of explaining what I'm saying is that you should always invest cash in whatever investment you can find that yields the highest returns.Paying cash towards your mortgage is financially identical to investing in a zero-risk investment that has an annualized ROI equal to your mortgage rate.

You can purchase or even rent one from a local equipment rental store.

What is considered a good monthly commission on gross monthly collections from the company providing equipment for my laundry rooms?

There will be a significant upfront cost/investment to do this but I am thinking it can be a long term profitable little side business ESP. b/c of the fact I will own the building and will not have to pay rent to anyone buy myself as well as it won't require much overhead to run the business.The other positive factor is I would buy the equipment new so there would be low maintenance/repair issues.The way I see it my biggest expenses would be utilities IE. water and gas electricity, as well as insurance and then whoever I hire to run the business.

One way to approach the real estate tax cost (as apposed to personal property tax on furniture & equipment) is to use the approach that assessors often use when they value income producing properties.

In years past, ive had need of extra space for toys, tools, equipment, and when my hobbies outgrew my shop space.

I go with him and pay for the equipement/ parts myself on my own CC but use his account to get a discount.

Our agent became our salesperson, so the improvements weren't about how we could make the place rock & roll; they were about how we could equip the agent to sell quickly and effectively.That saved us money.

It's a home almost identical to the one I'm looking at which is also in the same neighborhood.

Our spam system is pretty sensitive, and it's usually from sending posts that are too similar (like, identical) Hope that helps!