I suggest you get a vehicle made for the trip.

Right away, I know it's another investor, and I'm starting to feel small as I know his vehicle costs around $90K, which is more than I'd make in like 7 years at my current job.So the guy gets out and me and my Realtor are talking and then he walks up to us and I tell him, "hi!"

The prospective tenant uses a vehicle for his job so has $20k alone in vehicle expenses.

. :)Sorry for any mistakes in my writing or any left out info, I'm fairly tired...

The buy/sell would also be handled by two real estate agents.I ask because I'm drawing up an offer where the seller has indicated interest in financing, and while I don't want to complicate things (it may scare them, they are older and tired of the property) I do want to have all of my ducks in a row.

My understanding of "Driving for $$" is to target homes that are vacant/abandoned or in disrepair to hopefully grab a tired homeowner with a motivation to sell.

She's tired of the upkeep and her kids have moved on.

I'm not necessarily looking for an equation for success, but merely asking for thoughts on what different vehicles are out there so that I could then go and ask informed questions of the right professionals.Right now, the extent of my knowledge is my banking account, a Roth IRA, a few securities, and my Thrift Savings Plan.

I've quickly grown tired of my rootless existence and long for the day when cashflow from my my portfolio will at least sustain the portfolio's growth, or at best replace enough of my income so I can trade this job for something less lucrative but more stationary.

How many were tire kickers/ how many were annoyed/ how many were kinda sorta interested?