There has been a lot of interest in Fernley because of the Tesla Semi truck factory near by.

It aint that way around here boss.......Have you tried doing this,because I have and it cost me thousands.....and believe me this gal did nothing more than get a mutt from a friend and decide she needed emotional support and her doctor wrote her a note saying that I was to allow this dog......As soon as i said no, I had liberals telling me that I was a monster......expensive lesson......now I have to work harder to avoid their rules......

Paying more for a car or truck means less money for the house, probably more debt to income which limits buying, less savings for the down payment, etc.Of course all of this is probably nationwide, not just in DFW, although DFW maintains the growth in population and growth in jobs, and probably room to move in salary increases. 

Evidently, he buys retail water and trucks his waste out the door in a plastic bucket.     

When doing it all yourself, having the right equipment makes a world of difference and we have reinvested a LOT of money into tools, trucks, dump truck, tractor, backhoe, mudmixer, scaffolding, trailers, etc...I'm extremely fortunate to have a 3 man crew that is very efficient and we've learned to "dance" together on the job.

You know what type of truck he drives?

All of the parks that I have seen allow the trucks/trailers to park full time.

Hi there, not sure if this is the right forum, but I'm interested in starting a real state service business on the side (I have a full time job and rental properties), and recently came across a carpet/ flooring cleaning company in Austin TX that is in the market for sale, the owner started this business a few months ago and ran that for 3-4 months, the demand was solid for the start (revenue around $20k/month with one truck/van), he wanted to expand but got into family emergency issues and now he's selling the business, there are no financial statements as he says he's basically selling the assets (van, machines etc.).

Hey mate,Welcome to the wonderful world of real estate investing.For what it is, here is my opinion without too much depth:1) Have $100,000 in cash2) Look at the Midwest3) Spend time networking and finding the right people (Realtors, contractors, title company, etc...)4) Buy a distressed property for dirt cheap (Cosmetic rehab only)5) Renovate it6) Sell it7) Loose money (You most likely will on your first few deals)8) Learn and don't repeat the same mistakes 9) Do it againGod knows what doors will open and what the future will bring.I started in a similar way and it lead me to owning a turnkey company, property management company, brokerage, other businesses, investments and monsters with 17 heads heheJust my opinion off course but since I offer turnkey properties, maybe you should just buy turnkey heheJokes...

You can take numbers off the trucks and vans on the street and start with an AC guy and ask if he knows a roofer etc.