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Quick question:If I wanted to drive say a 70k muscle car as my company car, is that deductible if in the company name?

Dogs know when something is not right before we notice them, such as peeping toms, vandels or some guy trying to steal the neighbors car. As

I am looking for replies from anyone who is buying in those areas in the hopes that they can explain why they are and also from anyone who purchased in the past in those areas to see how they made out.Unlike many people who are buying in those areas, I flew to Ohio, Detroit and the Pittsburgh area on different occasions and did my due diligence, Then I hid my money and credit cards in my sock and drove my rental car as fast as the law would allow back to the airport.Maybe, I missed something, maybe I am not as smart as I think I am, so as of today, wholesalers have been selling property in those areas for about 5 years and I am hoping to hear from people who either did buy to find out how they are doing or people who are thinking about buying to find out why on earth they are even considering it.

Great to be able to set up my first post on this cool platform.
Rather than giving advice I need to gather information about a, I think special, term of collateral value.what if…..
- I got a valuable Classic Car app...

By the end of just one year, you can find a third renter, buy a multifamily and repeat the process.And at that point, you'll have naturally increased your income with rent coming in, plus added twelve months of credit history to the car, a house, and a credit card, making you a desirable borrower.

We need the people who want to buy the jet ski, the car , a new phone every year, an air fryer etc.

I had a w2, paid off my car a year prior, and a full ride to school so my debt was small but I did have a quite hefty credit card bill.

If they do not, they sometimes can tow the car as long as you pay their fees.

My wife has her own car, a 2012 Ford Focus which I was intelligent enough to pay off in 2017.