Scope out the trucks with phone numbers and the Large pickups loading. 80-90 percent of them are contractors.

I take my truck, a 16' flatbed trailer and an appliance dolly. 

Sizes of truck courts and parking is important too. 

I had to call tow trucks to remove stuck tenants.

I currently have a truck the lives in 1 of 2 spots, so I could easily just start parking on the street.

This is the part of my story that isn't repeatable as it involves getting run over by a truck and Flight for Life.

Buy a beat up work truck and grow a beard out.

one van has a smashed front end and blown out tire sitting next to the van and another truck that doesn't look road-worthy one car has sat across the street now for months that has not moved and a broken down washer on the side of the house also people are living in a trailer in the back yard.

It is like the stickers you see on trucks that say not responsible for rocks etc. hitting other vehicles.

The old-fashioned desktop QB is a monster that is very difficult to tame and maintain.