I.e repairs for one location but they wrote it off for this one; fuel and depreciation on vehicles; and subscriptions. 

It’s a powerful vehicle but it’s not for everyone.

Aloha,Why would a guest park their vehicle in tenant garage; and, does your rental agreement even allow that?

You shouldn't have any issue using the land as collateral on whatever type of property purchase you want so long as you use the right vehicle. 

Maybe your vehicle.

http://bniajfi.org/vital_signs/This data is based on 2010-2015 and looking at changes from 2014-2015Washington Village /PigtownPopulation5th Lowest neighborhood Total Population5th lowest neighborhoodMale Population3rd lowest neighborhoodfemale populationTied for First Lowest neighborhood Population identifying their self as other race4th lowest neighborhood populating earning 24-40k a year2nd Highest affordability index for rent - tenants paying more than 30% of total household income3rd highest number of housing vouchers per 1000 rental units3rd highest mortality rate (death)3rd highest for Part 1 Crime ( Homicide, rape, robbery, assault, burglery larceny, auto theft4th highest for violent Crime3rd highest for property crime2nd highest for rate of adult arrests1st highest for rate of domestic violence2nd highest for rate of common assault2nd highest for rate of narcotics related calls2nd highest of rate for motor vehicle accident calls3rd highest for jevenile arrest rate3rd highest for residents that work outside of Baltimore 5th highest for reports of dirty streets2nd highest for reports of clogged storm drains

Hi Carl,Apparently the surface finish used and the wood beneath were not up the harder use that a rental will get, (as opposed to homeowners own home lovingly cared for).For instance Beech is a lot harder than pine, and would probably take a very heavy animal to dent it by walking on it.Also the topcoats have different levels of hardness, some of the more noxious ones are said to be harder to scratch.You may have (or may not have) tried to use a passenger vehicle where more of a heavy duty truck was needed, making the passenger vehicle wear more. 

Unfortunately that’s all dependent on your specific market and the type of hot tub you have and if the cleaner will be financing the chemicals.

There is therefore little need to put them in a Roth IRA, since they are largely tax efficient investment vehicles anyhow.Leverage, another major benefit of RE equity investments, is harder within a Roth IRA.

.), -- each major group or piece of any equipment used for maintenance or enjoyment of the real property's use (which can cause injury to its operator, others, or to property), -- each vehicle owned/used by the venture (which can cause similar damage), -- etc. ...