Focusing on low rise buildings (multi family residential, mix used, industrial) with close access to transportation to NYC.Thanks everyone!

Depending on size, it could be as much as 40% rental related items (biggest is a 5x10 enclosed trailer), and the remaining 60% would be personal (vehicles, boat, etc.).Is what I've described deductible in some capacity?  

I also planted various flowering trees and bushes, built a retaining wall, enclosed the entire 2.4 acres in fencing (part white picket, part deer fence), etc.

Proximity to services, schools, transportation, jobs, crime.  

The majority of the costs come from labor involved with the removal and set-up, not the actual transport.

Certainly access to good transportation is important.

A strong indicator for future appreciation is proximity to public transit so not only is it an easy commute to center city, being close to a huge transportation hub like 30th street station can only help a long term investment in my opinion.

I work from home and whenever I need to go downtown I just use public transport, and worst case there’s the occasional uber/lyft

Aside from being unsafe using a car to transport building materials is a pain in the .................................................................................................................................................................

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