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Real estate is a powerful vehicle, but you need to learn to master it.

I purchased a vehicle specifically for my business, financed it, then after a month or two I paid the loan off completely.

Section 179 is intriguing for vehicles. 

Primarily looking for these professionals to have experience in commercial (apartment) real estate:-CPA (specifically looking for tax professional to discuss implications for setting up a real estate partnership vehicle)-Commercial Real Estate Lawyer (professional who is an experienced commercial RE transaction professional, would be good to have an understanding of private capital raising)-Commercial RE Lender Any help would be greatly appreciated.Many Thanks,Ryan

If you lease and then decide to purchase after the lease period, well, you just bore the brunt of its Depreciation AND you don't have any equity when you start the loan from scratch.I've found the best way to purchase a vehicle is either Memorial Day (for some reason I'll never understand) or the end of the year.

If it is a new lease you may be able to sell the vehicle and do a buyout of the lease.

I was there purchasing tires for my vehicle when I overheard a man mention that he was considering selling the truck he was driving.

The link you provided seems to have something to do with Motor Vehicles, I thought this was about housing.

We instructed her on how to turn off system and requested se let us know if leak continued(we are in Missouri .. rental is in Florida..)A week later we called her and she said it was dry  .. on January 17 tenant called and said the city called her to report heavy water usage. my husband (a plumber) drove straight to Florida and upon inspection found a stress break in pvc pipe on main water line that goes into house (located the break under grassy side yard ) He said that kind of crack was from a heavy vehicle parking or running over that area.