Hey everyone, my current situation is this,  my brother owns a used car dealership in Phx,az since 2012, i worked for him till about 2015, then till currently buy vehicles at a dealer auctions , used to advertise on m y own and the dealer lot but in 2020 got tired of dealing with all the Bs it involves dealing with customers and now i advertise and leave my vehicles in the dealer lot and let the sales men sell my vehicle, all i have to do is take care of cars that need attention and collect my check when a vehicle is sold.Gotta say its a petty sweet deal because i have a lot of ME time, im not wealthy but do okay , im guessing real estate involves a lot of networking and talking to people lol.

There's strict guidelines on the space you need in/around the vehicle, distance to sidewalks and curbs so you need to ensure your property truly has enough space in consideration of these requirements.  

(http://mig.clubexpress.com/)As a fellow newbie, my best advice to you is:1) Decide what your strategy and REI niche will be2) Thoroughly read everything that pertains to your vehicle/strategy and niche here on BiggerPockets3) Ask meaningful, detailed questions and use the search function to see what other people have already posted about things that interest/confuse you4) Read the blog...there's so much information packed into this website to quickly get you up to speed5) DON'T RUSH into a dealI'm super excited about REI too and the potential it has as a powerful financial tool while adding value to local communities/economies.

Most faculty and students are part of the church and will not tear the place up.Also nearby are the San Bernardino Mountain communities--Crestline (local County lake for non-motorized boats, recreation and swimming, forest and hiking trails such as to heart rock) , Lake Arrowhead (private lake, allows boats, -make sure the lot has lake membership, some tv stars have vacation homes around here), Running Springs (closest to Snow Valley for skiing), Big Bear (Lake and close to skiing, but more expensive property). 

(they are the same) They use heavier duty parts, they were the first to use all aluminum evap coils, they have low pressure sensors/switches to protect your unit, they have been innovating more efficient motors, blower housings, electronics beyond other brands. 

The property is wooded and littered with scrap metal, machinery, vehicles and various junk.

Life insurance is necessary but I do not view it as an investment vehicle. 

Who really knows, but keep in mind that your "personal exposures", such as your vehicles, home, etc...

Real estate is a great vehicle and there are a lot of ways to be successful in it which is even more fascinating and probably enhances this "too many choices" problem. 

One round trip costs around 25 bucks with the vehicle I own.I have a hard money on this house costing 2200 every month + 2380 every three months in renewal costs.