I don’t think you have to worry about any expenses maintaining it because it’s on your land.

Correct, selling but not putting proceeds into a new 1031.

Glitches do come up and as we continue to grow our portfolio it will eventually become too cumbersome to maintain.

Yes, that's correct!

However, it’s important to maintain enough liquidity for unexpected repairs, vacancies, or other expenses across your existing portfolio.If I were in your shoes, I would likely lean towards reinvesting in a way that balances both cash flow and appreciation.

The links you provided turned me in the correct direction!

Correct the problem now. 

@Samuel KoekkoekWhatever you do, dont get into the S&P in the next 6 months, every time on the lastv30 years the Fed has cut interest rates by 50 bps, the market has had a minimum of a 30% correction.

So if I understand this correctly they essentially get to build a better score because they are an authorized user on your account but they never actually get to use the cars, is that correct?

These studies can be pretty complex, and a third-party expert will ensure it’s done correctly and that you maximize your depreciation.