Our 2005 version of Rules & Regs clearly state "Parking Rule: Exception: Commercial Vehicle 1-ton or less allowed in driveway only" (no street, yard, etc.).

Stessa is great if you are an individual who owns real estate.The reason is that Stessa can create a profit and loss statement but from my understanding, they do not have the capability to create a balance sheet which is required if you are operating as an entity.In general, I recommend Quickbooks(Desktop) as it is much more cost efficient than the online version.

By the way, I downloaded the kindle version of the book you recommended and I plan to start reading it tonight.Thank you again for the question you asked and the interest you have taken.

Above that and you're going to Superior Court (or whatever Oregon calls their version).

Feel free to reach out for the long version of the story!

I use a version of this for our LTR & MTRs.

No, this is not the sexy HGTV-style version of real estate investing - it's the real wealth-building kind.

Most of these have free versions of their models you can get.But I never found one that was ready to do everything I needed out-of-the-box, so I built my own. 

Maybe they have a tub version of this https://www.homedepot.com/p/American-Standard-Ovation-32-in-...

Michael-  I have thought about putting together a competition version of Costar.