It's that classic layout that's close to impossible to reconstruct with new developments.

Having used the Ferrari example, there is nothing wrong with acquiring some classic cars... as investments.  

classic movie and VERY TRUE...

For people that like books, I classic that I can recommend is "You can negotiate anything" by Herb Cohen. 

. - The RE cult classic - "Rich Dad, Poor Dad" (you may have already read that one). - Above all, the BP podcasts are very helpful.  

You are making the classic mistake (which 99% of the people have made), by imagining themselves living in a property and extrapolating that feeling to every possible tenant.

It's the classic "you don't know what you don't know."

@Carter BushmanThe classic strategy of reducing SE taxes (Social Security and Medicare) by restructuring as an S-corp and starting to pay yourself W2 salary, as implied by @Daniel Hyman, is significantly undermined by the new tax reform.

People who own motorcycles, classic cars etc are always looking to store stuff in a safe secure location.

There's a classic play that's been done for years.  1 year before your kid goes to college.