This looks like a break even cash flow, Over The Long Haul.

If you're just do'n an option say'n somebody has the right to buy.....well, heck, how are they to buy, under what terms, do the get a quit claim deed or a warranty deed, are they pay'n cash or finance'n the place, do they even get clear title and do ya get the crops on the place or do the hogs go with it if they are still there, what about that ole broken combined in the field, who hast to haul that off?

I took all the profits and bought my land cash, put a hefty down-payment on my current home and I live below my means, i.e. no toys, no living like the Jones's, etc. 

The units with access to laundry rent faster than the ones without, but the ones with the coin op tell me that they don't always use it:  sometimes it makes more sense to haul everything to the laundry mat in order to get it done all at once for the same price per load. 

So they might get $100 total and $25 of it could spent on a toy and $75 went to their stocks.  

I always toy with the idea of investing in a vacation rental property in Cabo, but I am always hesitant to pull the trigger.

Not first touch wonders, its a long haul tactic.  

Kevin and Charles interview a hauling broker of sorts.

With apartments you are in for the long haul and that is almost always a good thing for your investment returns.

Or haul the trailer off.