Wow, you're more on the ball than Rush Limbaugh the drug addict...you should be so proud...that's an awesome claim to fame...

A drug dealer was getting busted right outside her bedroom window.If you're 3.5 hours away (I'm guessing around 200 miles plus), then management comes into play.

In my area of investment there are many of-turn-of-the-century properties that scream for renovations but those areas are full of rundown, abandon drugs infested properties.

My husband purchased that property when it was borded up (previously used for drug trafficking) and fixed it up...nicely, with a few upgrades.

I've set up equipment lease financing, car dealers, even a pawn shop and jewelry dealer's operations.         

This is the same as "dealer" status considerations on the part of a fix-and-flipper.My question is now this:What determines "dealer" status or "active business".

I have a vacant property in North Philly that I installed an alarm system and a couple flood lights so copper thieves don't get in.Other problems with North Philly:Bad School District (well Philly in general has bad School Districts)Crime (both soft and hard)Drugs, my friend saw a man in a suit selling "pizzas" in the middle of Broad Street.

At least they aren't drug dealers, just most of their paycheck going to boat/truck notes and expenses.

I went to a Nissan dealer, parked my car, and of course all around me are new Nissan cars.

It was to research on the internet what you wanted/needed and then go in person to an authorized dealer (Sutherlands in this case) who can special order what you want/need.Glad to know about the internet sale condition though.