I've been creeping around this forum for a while, but (I hope) I'm finally ready to take advantage of real estate as a vehicle for wealth.

I went through trial and error with many investment vehicles.1st was CDs, Mutual Funds/ very slow returns 2nd was investing with people who say they can give me great returns/ Works but not every time. 3rd learning to invest in ETFs, Stocks and Options contracts/ Worth the journey. 4th was passive income business.

Account Closed Do you mean the autonomous vehicle will cause a de-urbanization in which people will choose to commute in their driverless car far distances to work rather than live nearby their CBD?

Most vehicles would not only deliver 0% but would likely also destroy principal.

The fancy plumber outfits with vehicles all tatted up are usually pricey also.

This puts us super close to the light rail, allowing us both to easily commute to our jobs in opposite directions.

Could own a vehicle someday if I wanted to get fancy.  

Understanding of course that some of the answers will vary by region, I'm looking to average the answers, so to speak.1) How much do you spend per year (in dollars not percentages) for ongoing maintenance such as caulking, reglazing windows, replacing wind blown shingles, repairing loose siding or trim, loose door hinges, tightening loose railings, etc?

Nor does your cap-rate and that’s avoiding the third-rail of falsely using cap-rate as a value analogue for SFRs or sub 5-unit properties.

I would make low offers on vehicles that need a little to no work, make sure title was clean, smog tags etc, meet up/purchase all cash.