I suspect you could probably buy a used one of those for 50k kind of like buying a vending truck

I do run into older investors usually 70 and above who own big size portfolios and that was there business for decades running rentals. and by then they are all free and clear.. cash flow very large with no debt.. and monster equity of course even if the props never went up.as long as cap ex and turn over did not kill them along the way.. its the back bone of being a landlord..  

I am looking forward to attending the BP and CFREI meetup to actually get to meet some people with similar goals and interests, but for now I feel almost lost and that fear of the unknown keeps creeping up on me when I least expect it.Either way, I am going to keep trucking along, but I wanted to start up a possible discussion with the community to at least have a chance to talk to people going through something similar or people that have gone through it and came out on top.

They needed it to allow their delivery trucks to corner back into their delivery area, as well as extra customer parking when they're full.

I have magnetic signs on both sides of my truck. 

If you only have one or a couple homes there's no reason you cant fix it .Believe it or not I finally parked my service truck 2yrs ago.

I've even offered my own truck & that I would personally help him move his stuff to the new place, several times (the new place is only a few blocks away).

@Nicole WalleyWell there might be some selection bias in the sample choice when asking on BP, kinda like asking a Ford dealer who builds the best trucks.  

I just started driving for a trucking company, still in the training phase.

Can anybody point me in the direction who gives these monster NC loans out and what is the criteria?