For context, I have a W2 job which isn't related to a real estate trade.If I'm traveling to my out of state rental properties to walk the properties (including potential properties I may consider buying), meet with agent or property manager, etc, am I able to deduct the flight, hotel, rental car and 50% of reasonable meal costs (not a $500 dinner) or food costs (e.g.

The property was full of garbage, old cars, campers and boat/ trailers.

The property was full of garbage, old cars, campers and boat/ trailers.

So if you got no funnel, well, it's kind like buying a car with no tires, seats or transmission.

It feels like a city but is on the smaller side and very easy to get around by car or bike.

Yesterday I went to the home to see the condition, there was no car on the driveway… I opened the main door to peep inside…looks like they still have lot of their stuff inside and I can smell bad odor; I just closed the door and returned back.

It's kind of like having car insurance, you don't think about it till the accident but it is better to think about it before hand and be covered if things go poorly.

There, gas just adds profit to repairs and car sales. 

Title loans on mobile homes (you see them all the time for cars why not mobile homes).

What if Tow Truck Tommy bangs up one of the other residents' cars while towing it out of the lot or towing it back to the lot, or damages the towed vehicle????