We live in a good area where homes appreciate, and we're within walking distance of the train that transports to downtown Chicago.

I have two old vehicles in my garage which I am contemplating repainting for "company" vehicles: a 1965 Greenbrier rampside truck and a 1966 VW Type-2 Transporter (Kombi w/ seats removed and converted to electric).

One reason we are hesitant is because we have the best transportation we ever will in the city.

But, we've had family or whomever basically due contract type work for short periods; less than a week - they come to the site, provide there own transportation, have control over when they show up and how the work (usually demo or landscape type work).

You'd have to work with the layout of the cabinets... but that might help it not look so enclosed and confining.

I consider rentometer a good start but it is too generic when comparing X number of bedroom properties, you definitely need to take in account the details like sq ft, number of bathrooms, is there an enclosed garage, are there extra living areas, loft area,  etc. to determine true market rents

If every single person stopped to play 5 games would you cover the cost of transporting the machine there and back? 

Adding an enclosed deck?

Twice as much housing available in LA suddenly means house prices are cut by at least half.So now we're in a spot where the driverless taxi has reduced our #2 expense, transportation, to a few cents per mile in a driverless car.

I buy something I can use in my business to carry lumber, etc, but it's my personal transportation and nobody cares what I drive.Right now would be a great time to buy a slightly used diesel pickup.