As well as the multilevel parking garage with two different drivers driving past the cable guard, one car hung on and was rescued and a few weeks later the second car actually fell 4 floors.

Just like some people prefer pick up trucks to cars or Chevy to Ford.

We are trying to figure out a business to put in there, the one issue is there is not a whole bunch of parking on this street or at this property (could maybe fit 4 cars in the building lot, the street parking varies), and the nearest lot is about 700 ft away, across a busy-ish street that does not have a crosswalk on it.

Cars are owned but how are they insured?

I mean say if I include in the lease contract something that says "any rent later then the 1st of month shall be considered violation of this lease and this yearly lease shall simply become a weekly lease (as weekly leases I read only need 3 days notice to evict) from when a 3 days notice is automatically needed to be considered with per day penalty being $100 if not moved within 3 days of non repayment of rent from the date of not paying (due date) the person's presence on the property shall be considered illegal and will be treated no less then a violent intruder".

I am buying 2 self-service Car washes as a JV and my partner and I are looking at best practices for how to remotely operate the properties. 

I have a 3/2 SF home with 3 car garage and 2 1/1 apartments above the 3 car garage in Hempfield Township.

If you start to acquire many rental properties, you can actually create a business account with Reliant, which will automatically turn electricity on and off, as tenants move-in and out. 

Hi guys, I am self employed with no proof of W2s, i make a living buying cars at dealer auctions and leaving them on a local used car lot on consignment, I have $30k liquid and around $90k tied up in my current vehicles, usually my  vehicle inventory is sub 11, I want to get into the real estate game but in my situation im guessing its hard to get a good deal in getting a loan, I am single, no debt or responsibilities , ideally i would like to start with a single family home but in the current market so high i would even consider condos/town homes.

(heavy rehab deals, flips, personal lending, etc)6,000,000 - Multifamily Syndications - With lower risk, greater diversification, and a 7% annualized preferred return paid out monthly, That's 35k/mo in true passive income while the invested principal is doubling or better every 5 yrs.I wouldn't spend a dime of the principal on houses, cars, fun, OR CHARITY because I can do that with the cash flow and end up giving more in the long run :)This strategy follows the commandments of investing:1.