Can you sell a car or something?

On the reverse side, I have been a tenant a few times and I not only never received a gift from my landlord, I never expected it either.For those of who are saying that your tenants are you customers, I am a customer to a LOT of business, both large (Wal Mart, BP, Wells Fargo, etc...) and small (barber, car wash, liquor store, etc...) and I do not receive nor do I expect to receive a gift from any of them.But for those of you who do give gifts, I respect that and I am glad it works for you.

I received a call today from a relative that just bought his first rental, and to his excitement there was a car in the garage.

Think about used cars, for instance.

This is a unique piece of property and is huge:16000 square feet4 stories22 rooms the closets are 8ft *10 huge closets3 car garageelevatornew electic plumbing bioler now windows2 rentals that made 1.600 1.5 acres of land16ft ceilings

Tax his car, Tax his gas, Find other ways To tax his ***.

I bought this duplex without a broker off the market from a rehabber and I had never even negotiated for a car before.

I could probably list out skills that I have, except they pertain mostly to repairing the body on cars.

Which is appropriate for my neighborhood, my experience working on property and my primary interest in rehabbing.Numbers are:4 bed - 2 bath with 2 car garage 1,780 sq/ftARV: $80,000Asking Price: $20,000Foundation work: $15,000Roof/Soffets: $15,000Interior Remodel: $10,000 (with me as the hammer swinger)Carrying/resale costs: $4,500With a net profit of $15,000, that's actually 40% of the median household income in my county.

i.e. a free car detail once a year on Doctor Day, a free session with a work/life balance counselor, etc.).