Sure, I'll lend you $5k against that truck, but the note will be for $6k, expiring 2 years from now.The OP scenario is like the fortune 500 co asking the employee to travel on their own dime, then be reimbursed. 

They are losing a tenant to make the tow truck company $75.

the area has since gentrified and i bought in the 150's and it now appraised at 260K its a cash flow monster with both sides rented out im getting $2600 a month in revenue and total profit after everything is $1253 a month.  

Stay away from cars, trucks, boats...

We have a lot of people on here who've never really seen the bad side of cheap money monster.

In any case, you might find the cost will be more than just trucking away excess dirt (or relocating it on site, if you're that lucky). 

They love LYFT/uber, walking and the growing subway system, and the occasional car/truck rental, some of your applicants may be the same due to changing demographics.

Gardens, greenhouses, chickens, goats, and a commercial kitchen or room to build a kitchen that could support a food truck or catering company.

I’m excited to say that yesterday, I vacuumed my truck.

that will be my fourth investment property and I'm not only not putting any cash down I'm taking equity out for repairs and rolling a truck loan into it as well.