.), then public transportation.

Speaking of the Windy City, it boasts higher rental rates, a variety of housing options, and an extensive public transportation system.

Smaller more "isolated" areas that will open up due to the new transportation.

They have ample transportation, colleges, and jobs. 

Location is also important, as house hackers may seek properties near public transport, schools, and restaurants.

Sure it can be a write off, but my question is if it is the highest and best use of your time (or the given employees time) to be running a skid steer - transporting it, storage, maintenance, cleaning, etc, and if it still makes sense if you need to hire someone to run it for you and take care of the other things.Add up all those recurring costs - maintaining the machine, maintaining the trailer, having a large enough truck to tow it, insurance and registration for all of the above, your time or your employees time related to all of the above...even at $14k a year it might be attractive enough to keep paying that and having them drop it off at the job site for you.A brand new machine could easily cost you over 6 figures - that's 7 years of rentals at $14k/year before including all the holding costs. 

Proximity to amenities, transport links, and future infrastructure developments can significantly impact property value. 

Usually, this is where there are issues which tends to happen after transporting the home to the end location. 

Hey Jagrut, Bayonne does have some nice areas and is good for commuting to NYC or even any public transportation.

And also look at amenities that are moving into an area, as well as amenities that are almost impossible to replicate (transportation access, marquee attractions).