It would be similar to driving his brand new car with a blind fold on.  

This lead me to begin reading books, taking classes in Real Estate at my school, and listening to a few Real Estate podcasts while running, or driving in the car.

On E Oakland, 1 car garage.

It's one thing to be frugal, not have car payments, etc but it's a whole other thing to leave your family and friends behind and start all over in a city you may potentially hate just to establish some buy and holds.

It's gotta be about as easy to do a learning to drive a car.

I am actually using 2x6 T&G pine car decking (untreated) and not even laying any floor covering at all.

And let's say that you have $15,000 in deductible expenses (car mileage, office supplies, phone charges, etc).Therefore, your net income is $85,000 ($100,000 minus $15,000).Your taxes on $85,000 would be:- 10% of the first $17,000- 15% of $17,001 - $69,000- 25% of $69,001 - $85,000That equals:$1700 + $7800 + $4000 = $13,500So, you'd be paying about $13,500 on income of $85,000, or about 15.8% in this example.Of course, it's going to be more complicated than this in the real world, but that's the gist of it...

"Amateur" car salesmen and others trying to sell stuff on their own.

I could use the trunk of my car to carry a few things, but it just seems I develop a need for that one tool I don't have.

I use them every time I go to either store, just keep some in your car or wallet at all times.