Quote from @Chris Seveney: @Arshiya Taamiive been collecting a W2 for about 5 years now and my buddy for about 2 years, we have been at the same company the whole time, we dont have any expenses besides paying for our gas since we still live with our parents. 

Fruit stand, restaurant, gas station, grocery store, convenience store, etc  At each location tell them you’re looking to buy some property.  

There are two major gas players (parkers and enmarket) both within 2 blocks.   

You can invest in anything from oil and gas, multifamily, office, self storage, private lending, notes etc.Whatever you plan to invest in, there are funds that also do that.

You can have two houses that are identical according to the data on paper/ virtually, but millions of dollars apart in value for infinite reasons that you just can't know without being there (level of finishes, condition, smell, same builder or different, how the property will show to potential buyers, micro-location (same sub-division or different one across the street, one has awesome views while the other doesn't, one could be on a lake while the other isn't, one could be next to gas station or on a busy street, near train tracks, a smelly factory, backing to commercial or high density multifamily, one could have settling issues with the foundation because of expansive soils while the other doesn't etc. etc. etc.).

Let's say you get a service call for no hot water when it gets checked out there's no gas to the hot water tank to light the pilot.

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Other commercial investment investment in Pineville.

Purchase price: $1,800

Adjacent to VA Hospital and Forestry Service, (corner of Rigolette and Shreveport Hwy), this commercial lot is...

We are not subject to federal gas lease revocation at the whim of the administration.

Creating a business account with ComEd and Peoples Gas and transferring the bill into our name was easy.

Since im OOS i think it could be helpfulLease agreements allow inspections with notice, or access to the unit in an emergency, like a neighbor reporting a water leak, or a gas smell.