I a new investor the only real estate i own is my primary residence and i have a studio apartment that i made attached to the home and my parents live there which they are paying me rent to live there so i guess technically i am a landlord (lol) about 2 months ago me and my family have decided we are going to leave sunny south Florida and move to western Massachusetts to start our journey in investing on long term single/multifamily rentals primarily using the BRRRR method as our vehicle to reach our goal of financial freedom !! 

This used to be a miscellaneous expense deductible when itemizing your deductions rather than taking the standard deduction.Having said that, travel and vehicle expenses will most likely be deductible towards your real estate business and investments. 

I think if a tenant were to have multiple bags of groceries in their vehicle and need to take it up to the kitchen they probably wouldn't be taking off their shoes in between grabbing bags of groceries or just say they are in a hurry and forgot something inside need to run back inside, they won't be taking off their shoes. 

So, do you utilize traditional retirement vehicles, or are you planning on straight REI income in retirement?

We want to get to a point where we don't HAVE to work if we don't want to and we see real estate as a promising vehicle to that goal.

I have a group of about 5 friends in a similar circumstance who are interested in pursuing real estate as an investment vehicle. 

Would this be a parking garage specifically designed for self-driving vehicles?

I then spend the next days or week going to mechanics and insurance companies to determine what it will cost to fix this and that and customize this and that, and call insurance to get a quote.While I am doing all of that work above, Joe from down the street where you live stops by and says hey Andre, I'll buy your vehicle, here is a $2000 deposit and a signed contract to buy it.Should I be upset at Joe down the street?

One thing almost everyone does agree on -- any high-interest debt you have, vampire credit card debt, payday loans, outsized car payments on fast-depreciating vehicles, gambling debts, personal loans, you should pay that off.

Considering how crazy and unpredictable the stock market has been the last couple of weeks with the recent correction and subsequent roller coaster ride we are happy to be able to provide a more stable vehicle for our investors to grow their money while also continuing to add to our portfolio and grow ourselves as investors.