REI fulfills that desire, and you are right there is not a lot of Warren Buffet about it-but I don't have his budget.

Each month when that interest payment hits their account they see that I am fulfilling my end of the deal...and they are getting a return on their money even before the profit payout. 

I also make a pretty nice living with my W-2 job, but dont feel fulfilled working for shareholders and ungrateful clients. 

They are probably holding out until the closing date to either fulfill the agreement or back out. 

I then use as I see fit.This isn't legal advice, but the only downside I see from this is if they ever leave early and try to sue for getting rent back because you as the landlord didn't fulfill your end of the lease terms for some reason.

I just got one under contract in a city where the new amazon fulfillment center is coming and looking to sell it.

They can’t be denied of low income since their voucher is considered “income” to fulfill the rental requirements.

Also it probably won't help with the CPA exam... studying for the CPA exam with a good prep course is what helps with the CPA exam.I fulfilled my education requirements in undergrad just taking additional classes to get to my 150 hours.

Do you think it would be enough to go get a EIN to fulfill this kind of lending requirement? 

Are these vehicles looked at the same way as your standard rental car, or do they have unique, accommodation-type requirements to fulfill?