I own a couple businesses which fuels my early investments.

Has a power pole on the lot.

We would rather tack bandit signs to poles than put a solid ad on the radio or TV?

I have no substantive advice on the matter, but I do love reading these respectful debates from both sides of the argument - for the sake of mental aerobics - where the objective is to find the most cost-effective solution to increase efficiency in an increasingly efficient "inefficient market" Here's another idea to the OP - get a more fuel efficient car to go see property, so it costs you $13, not $15!

The real estate side would provide more fuel for this fire.

I am looking at a property that has about an acre of land along with a pole barn on it. 1600 sq. ft.

I can already tell that there is a great body of people on this site with similar values, which has already fueled me to accomplish a great deal of learning.My plan is to purchase multifamily homes in tertiary markets surrounding the NY/Philadelphia region, where I can maintain positive cash flow month by month while building equity.

Even a farmer on a good year would go broke if he could not deduct the cost of fuel or his $200K tractor. 

“As we predicted last month, California’s statewide median home price broke the previous pre-recession peak set in May 2007 and hit another high as tight supply conditions continued to pour fuel on the price appreciation fire,” said C.A.R.

The reason you're thinking of it is because it should save you money due to the fuel mileage you should/could be getting at that time.