That doe snot necessarily mean debt on a car is bad.

Raleigh-Durham-Cary, NCLas Vegas, NVAustin, TXPheonix, AZCharlotte, NCAtlanta, GARiverside-San Bernadino, CAOrlando, FLDallas Fort Worth, TXHouston, TX I am curious to see if ten years from now other hot areas for investors will also increase in value like Cleveland, Toledo,  Kansas City, Memphis, Chicago, Indianapolis, Minneapolis, just to name a few.

Cary hit on the spot.

If you spend a lot of time in the car I would suggest the pdf and the audio. 

Raleigh, Durham, Cary?? 

If your car is broken would you want the salesman trying to fix it?

@Sheila CampbellA car is a losing investment that will lose value over time.

My situation:I use my car for sales about 15k miles /for business and 5-10k for personalI write my business miles off of my taxes which is a nice break on the W-2My company gives me $400 /mo tax-free for use of my carI would like to be able to write my car off on my RE business (not set up yet though, thinking to start 2017 this way)Also, personally I don't see how putting a down-payment on a lease would ever be worth it, that's just like burning money to me so this is assuming I'd put $0 down and everything mechanical would be covered with the lease...

It will help you learn some of the basic fundamentals to a RE transaction (pricing, market conditions, talking numbers and gaining a familiarity with standard forms) and those skills will cary over well to wholesaling.    

For taking action I do deals in the Raleigh market primarily Durham and Cary NC please feel free to reach out to me if I can be of any help!