I would investigate making this into a partial motor home camp ground along with installing a few sites with trailers visitors and over flow from the camping community which will yield a cash flow if advertised in Good Sam's directory as well as others.

That's a great question for a CPA, of course, but you could put some of those funds into a new tax vehicle for your 2016 returns.

Don't bet on the appreciation and let the vehicle take it's course.

Lessons learned: Never, ever, ever, buy a home that I can't drive a bucket machine / vehicle completely around to work on it. 40 foot ladders are out of the question in my future.

Use your cash to invest in vehicles that will earn more than the ~4% it will cost you to borrow right now.

His vehicle crashed into my ground floor condo leaving a big gaping hole in the building which gave the bedroom a new panoramic view of the outdoors.  

I own a small business currently 3 vehicles, shed full of equipment, trailer computer and desk.I was wondering if anyone had an insight or experience with buying a commericial building to park the vehicles, store the gear, possibly an office but buy something where my business would use a portion and find a similar ish business(es) to rent out the other half and possibly pay the mortgage.Is this in anyway possible ?

I rent a storage building for my staging furniture and they have a large lot full of motor homes, boats, trailers, cars, trucks, etc.Another idea if you like farming and the land will support it would be to put some kind of livestock on it (cows, goats, etc).  

Oh My we must have encountered the same reimeetup daily email people selling properties. " YOU will need a drill motor to get in".

My vehicle is in Wyoming and I have a feeling ill be without a vehicle for a few months before I can afford to have it shipped that far.