decide what you want real estate to do for you and that will help you choose the appropriate RE vehicle.

I also include in my lease no outdoor storage sheds, boxes, mobile homes, non-working vehicles, etc. on the property.

A guy at the gym told me about this program and told me he makes any from $500-$5000, he's gotten a $5000 check before he claims...and that they will let the inspector have any belongings that are left behind including vehicles!

Landlords are finally realizing rental rates have to go up to meet costs.I think this is only the start as there are small metro areas here that are thinking of imposing landlord fee ordinances and eliminating the vehicle tax which will further increase rents to tenants.

We got this house for the low-20s and a similar house is currently listed in the low-80s.Flippers are taxed like any other inventory-carrying business, so really we're not that different from, say, a used car lot that does light work on the vehicles.

my sister inherited a lot of money and has it in a investments through a financial planner.Is there anyway that she can remove a large portion of her Investment money out of that vehicle and make it available to me to pay her the 8 to 12% interest that she's not getting now without a IRS penalty for pulling it out.

However, as Bill Gulley has pointed out, the small factor of the positive cash flow makes it a challenge to find a vehicle to deposit the funds that would not trigger a taxable event.

Other examples: add personal property collateral (titles to vehicles, boats, etc.) establish esrow accounts via third party (attorney), etc.

I'm working towards getting a vehicle, and could make it to any properties that show the numbers.Any ideas would be helpful.

Who really knows, but keep in mind that your "personal exposures", such as your vehicles, home, etc...