Majority American investors took a head wind lost their safe heaven from 401K recently.

Something that you should give him a heads up on before you do so.Then there is the situation that you may potentially be required to report the income and not the interest expense.If your income is above $150,000 - you may not be entitled to the rental deduction(which includes 50% of the interest expense); but you may be required to report 100% of the interest income associated with providing a loan to the business.

I have student loan debt in the 20k area, and drive paid off vehicles that require a lot of upkeep to keep running me 120-150 miles round trip to work.

Roofs, vehicles, furnace, etc are each depreciated on their own schedule as defined by the IRS.

For the time being I will be able to easily cover that cost.I have no intention of getting into a new property anytime soon and any other investment vehicle, stock market, will probably not yield over 4% since it seems we are hitting a tipping point.

I apologize ahead of time for reposting it from a other thread but I am curious about everyone’s thoughts on this one below?

Deangelo, go ahead and be honest with this one. 

Give me a heads up on logistics. 

Just a heads up, you need to be a member to be attend most of these meetings.https://www.cireia.org/Calendar.aspx

I was thinking I'll probably go ahead and create a lease then.