And this doesn't include other investment vehicles.   

There's also a nice size garage on the property that I would be using for my vehicles I store, if I cleared it out at some point, that could be rented as well, possibly could look into a separate meter, garage has its own driveway its separate from the home.  

Point is, payroll companies don't have insurance that will be the same as yours, they may have WC but don't necessarily need to have CGL, Excess, Umbrella, or Vehicle, so basically their advice is not solid enough.

I'm not an accountant, but "purchase of a car" and car related expenses would seem to be appropriate if you are (from a time or capital basis) 100% "in the business" and the vehicle is 100% used for business purposes.

.- Most major investment vehicles are all time high (Stock, Bond, House), yet low interest and low inventory can still hold the housing price high.

I purchased a townhouse at a tax sale in Dallas County in this month sale, the house appears to not been occupied, I driven by at night and never seen any lights on, however there is a vehicle parked there at night, I searched the licence plates and belongs to the previous owner of the house.

I did not buy my vehicle with a guru, or my first or second property.

Claiming a truck is "Truck of the Year' by Motor trend, allows me to at least evaluated Motor trend's basis for making that decision.

Aside from mechanics, it's important to know that all IRA/IRS guidelines extend to the LLC as an investment vehicle.

Can a LLC account be used to pay for a vehicle partially (at least 50% time) used for business use?