We both mostly enjoy our jobs, and we're just looking for ways to supplement income and make plans for earlier retirement.Joining into syndications and then re-investing into another syndication deal when they complete, sounds like a good vehicle for that. 

We don’t own a ranch ourselves, so, the vehicle would likely only be used for the sales.

Damage to vehicles and labor is another in full service automatic machine units.

When they signed the lease, they listed only listed 2 vehicles - a Honda Accord, and a Dodge 2500. 

Now if there are substantial savings I would use my personal vehicle.

From what I can tell the two vehicles I'm most interested in are going to be wholesale and flipping.If you happen to be from a small town like me I would love to hear from you about how it has created unique challenges for you in your real estate career so far.Looking forward to meeting you!

I have a vehicle I am putting up for sale next month and realistically a the lowest should be able to get 15k.

Check the property line and determine if the fence is located on the property line or is set back due to an easement to allow passage of utility vehicles. 

All my vehicles are paid for.

Or if you make a sick income, live frugally anyway, and love your job then the real estate your buying is likely a great savings vehicle.