Do I just use that money for a new car? I

I have a long commute to work and so I've been listening to the podcasts lately in my car.  I

I spoke with him and he said the car is broken and he is trying to sell it. 

@Cary Plotkin Hi Cary, I'm still learning a lot, so correct me if I'm wrong, but: if we aren't on solid ground with rents, ie. former owner has not been charging market, tenants not paying consistently, vacant units etc - is this not also an opportunity to buy the building at a lower cost?

A car is not a necessity nor is any other single commodity.

Just because the sticker price states $4,000 doesn't mean the car is worth that much.

The car situation is a little more complicated than It looks, it involves negative equality from the previous car I got out of.

I have an old car I was thinking of selling for about $1,900.  

I'm with Richard....if the car is a T-top car, it is probably VERY collectible (small but loyal group of enthusiasts). 

It has nothing to do with avoiding work.That's like saying that driving a car is LAZY, and one should only ride horses and buggies as they did 100 years ago.Technology is here, and there are PLENTY of ways to stay connected to your tenants, including birthday cards, Gift Cards for when they pay early each month, Xmas cards, etc.Don't cut off the nose, to spite the face.