Yes it is a great investment vehicle.

I would check any local laws that you may be able to use as leverage when telling your tenants to get the inoperable vehicles off the property.Two things to write in your lease going forward: 1.

I have zero consumer debt and no car payments, as I have a company vehicle.1.

Homes, cottages, vehicles etc.

You've selected a viable investment vehicle to potentially reach your goal.

We are talking about shares in a vehicle which selects or manages the real assets.The ability to sell the shares on comes up the label of a secondary market, Think about the stock market.

Based on your previous experience in financing such deals do you consider investment in other vehicles riskier then apartment building financing?

It is like the stickers you see on trucks that say not responsible for rocks etc. hitting other vehicles.

I was just doing research on the Tax Code 179 and most are purchasing their "work vehicles" out of Delaware or Vermont and avoiding the 6-7.5% sales tax since the entity is out of those particular states.  

We had tried over weeks that we were working upstairs to pour all kinds of chemicals on them to eliminate the smells.