Depreciation the vehicle over 5 years will not be as impactful as that sales tax deduction.

Every day someone get's in a car wreck, sucks without doubt, and i do not donate my vehicles to them.

Although the cleanliness of their vehicle does to some degree. 

It makes more sense to use the extra cash as an investment vehicle given how low our interest rate is.  

He is a stay at home dad so has the time to co-ordinate drop offs (most people want it delivered to their campsite since they don't have large enough vehicle to tow). 

I'm also really excited about networking and building relationships with my fellow Coloradans and BP Nation peeps.I have been very fortunate to go from listening to @Craig Curelop's book The House Hacking Strategy, while putting around I-95 in my W-2 work vehicle, to being on his real estate team (The FI Team). 

Traffic counts are about 19,000 vehicles per day.  

Huge bummer we weren’t selected but we did land a different, smaller electric vehicle manufacturer later in the year (Canoo) and well… that’s Tulsa.

Instead of investing in stocks, I have decided to choose real estate as more of a tangible, practical vehicle for my investments.

My 2023 goal is to partner with someone(s)on a ~500-acre village in Tennessee (willing to consider other states if the land is right) by the water consisting of: A-frames, tiny homes, glamping tents, and treehouses complete with amenities I have come across on my travels: zorbing, zip ling, outdoor movie theater complete with stationary classic cars and space for outsiders to bring their vehicles in to park, above ground shipping container pools with see through plexiglass, lake blob, monthly mini burning mans, pool/sand volleyball, outdoor music venue, drone racecourse, 3d print stations, planetarium, and other ideas to get people to "stop the scroll" and provide the most unique experience imaginable.