I'm open to just about any vehicle to achieve this.

It's a hot corner with a lot of drug dealing etc going on outside.I hired an inspector to evaluate the property and his vehicle was surrounded by the local thugs.  

What is a good information source and guide to finding these properties and understanding the entire process of acquiring these types of real estate investment vehicles including the risks and how to avoid them. 

I know he has a well paying job and a couple of brand new vehicles.  

Personal Info:Applicant 1 Name Current Address Phone Number Email Address Applicant 2 Name Current Address Phone Number Email Address Number of occupants Will you have pets Number of pets Type of pets Do you smoke Ideal move in date Number of vehicles that will be parked at property Have you ever been evicted If yes when Have you ever been convicted of a felony Have you ever declared bankruptcy Have you ever refused to pay rent If yes, why Rental ReferenceCurrent-Applicant 1 Name Contact Number Email Address Previous-Applicant 1Name Contact Number Email Address Current-Applicant 2Name Contact Number Email Address Previous-Applicant 2Name Contact Number Email Address Current EmployersApplicant 1Company name and manager Contact Number Email Address Applicant 2Company name and manager Contact Number Email Address By typing name below applicants give ************consent to contact employers andrental references to verify employment and rental history.Applicant 1 Applicant 2

Once I get some things done on my own place and purchase my wife another vehicle, I'll be ready to invest. 

I use call rail for my calls and google sheets and it seems to be sufficient for now...once I get bigger I would move to a CRM but from my experience you can create most functions of a CRM in google drive yourself

Does anyone know for tax reasons only is it better finance or lease a vehicle? 

What we do have....1) My vehicle is paid for and worth about 10k 2) we own a vacant lot that is worth about 10k.

Investor Profit: $14,175.00Background: If you’re new investor, here are some strategies with reflections so you can choose the best vehicle for your REI goals.