For tax purposes, both material participation and use of your automobile for business purposes, you really should have a daily log. 

Here is why Texas and Florida are asset protection heavens1- All money in virtually any retirement plan is exempt from creditor attachment2- All equity in your home up to an unlimited amount is exempt from creditors3- All money in annuities and insurance policies are exempt from creditor attachment.4- Your automobile is exempt from creditor attachment5- $30,000 per person (in addition to above) is exempt from creditor attachment6- Wages up to an unlimited amount can not be garnished (except IRS or child support)The above is not true in Kentucky or most other states.

Walmart knows more about the costs that go into a product than the actual manufacturer and will squeeze out as much profit from the supplier as they can to get the costs down.Same holds true for lawnmowers and automobile tires, from what I've been told...

RockefellerThe Keys to cash Flow is a creative financing course that focuses on building cash flow using low risk investments(Mobile Homes, RV’s, Automobiles, Boats, Heavy Machinery, Etc.)

However I have never done assignments to an IRA and was just wondering why it would violate the rule and/or its intent.So the fact that I am traveling to the sale in my automobile with its accompanying cost, paying the registration fees if any, signing up to bid as a personal representative or agent of either the custodian or the IRA account, taking the time and effort to bid, and handling the customary work in dealing with redemptions, getting the deeds recorded and directing the custodian to pay those costs, and finally dealing with an attorney and agent to get clear title and the unredeemed property sold is not self dealing?

In Louisiana the seller and I went to a notary public, signed a standard bill of sale and the seller signed over the title just like an automobile.

I don't use in house financing for automobiles and the same goes for real estate.

Yes, this is another hobby for me; my true passion is in automobiles, but that field of work doesn't give me the kind of money that working in finance and real estate does.

Just a tip.......automobile wholesalers don’t buy cars they want to resell from retail car lots....the MLS is the retail real estate market.

They have no interest in letting you take it off the market, hoping to go find a buyer who will pay more for it.The MLS is the retail real estate market.....automobile wholesalers don’t go to retail car lots looking for cars to wholesale.