I did it with a new truck when I started by the book (with a calendar) until it was fully depreciated, but today  for me on just a few rentals, the recording keeping costs would outweigh the deduction and inconvenience (so I have left off vehicle expense and no vehicle depreciation last few years) but sounds like you may be using your car more and could be worth the time to be bullet proof....There is a potential gap in the reality and rules for me (see my mixed use life below), but if you have an inclination to track miles and purposes and facts closely, it is a nice potential deduction (and what your vehicle has on the dash board is not enough, but some of the apps, like a mileage IQ, could have potential but even those may not be adequate until full tested/vetted in my view, but tech is promising and they make some strong claim...).

Just be sure to take lots of practice tests and know the math material.  

I get his philosophy and he really likes the south florida market but I would assume that he will test the waters with that investment before picking anything else up down here.I went to the last meetup you organized and it was pretty enlightening.

The only guy I have seen stand the test of time is Todd Dotson. 

My name is Aaron Holland and I'm so excited I passed my state test. 

Sorry for asking the question like a standardized test but couldn't think of a better way to express it. 

Since I was in aTexas and planned on staying there I found out that I was qualified for a broker license, so I took the test and got a license, in 1980.  

Hey BP,I've got a potential deal I'm considering: 3 units (all 1/1) for a good price (still have to test drive the neighboorhood).  

I have watched 3 pod cast.... 3 hours of my life and I already am ready to try to do some test evaluations.

Plan on paying $30 per year per unit to register your property with the state and paying about $175-200 for testing at every turnover (depending on the size of the unit and if it has original windows or not).I recently was looking at a 7-unit in Hagerstown's north end and on paper from the seller it looked like a great deal, but once I ran all the expenses myself, (oh yeah, they left out a bunch of stuff!)