@Adil Hussain, I agree, $20/day X 5 days/week seems like a lot of money for transportation.

I want to get us a house soooo dang bad its pitiful, the area is not a good area for my son to go out and play so we have him stay inside mostly unless he is in school...One of the main reasons why I want to get into RE Investments, its a good vehicle to make the money I need and I can also find ways to get things fund, the harder part is going to these homes to fix them up to sell, I have no transportation but I am sure I can work around that, Home Depot does deliver lol...

Todays cars are barely broke in at 100,000 miles and you will find if the drive train is in good shape on an auto you can just put 100 a month aside for repairs and oil changes and be able to have reliable transportation for 3 to 4 years on a 4000 dollar car that is paid for in cash.

Transportation is rarely figured correctly.  

., has a walk-score of 100, public transport score of 99, and bike score of 99, seriously such an incredible location.

Are you going to offer delivery and setup within a range or are you going to trust people to come pickup from your house and be able to safely transport the camper and understand the proper site setup? 

I could agree with that, though it would be hard to prove that a person knowingly transported an illegal unless he is trafficking humans.

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Are you close to public transportation?

Then another dozen calls and I found a transporter to bring the mule to CO.