My wife ran a second truck and we were doing quite well, but that entrepreneurial feeling was gone, it had become a job.

Bought a truck cash.

I tried to find a Task Rabbit with a big enough truck to deliver, which I couldn't find.

Account Closed is a monster here and he always give awesome tips.

Mine isn't any kind of monster, as we opted to lock into long term fixed loans and I didn't leverage that heavily.

Combination of truck docks, small size, Low roof/low doors, large office space too big or small- tied to a warehouse, looks like an elevator shaft on the roof. 

Such a monster difference!  

But my kids do not want college, my daughter wants to be a truck mechanic, my son a chef. 

I am actually still in the process of getting my private pilots license so I have not bought the Cirrus, though when I do go to buy one it will likely be the one you see in the photo. its got A/C and a lot of cool safety features that you don't see in other planes in this class. mine is a 22 G2  04  serial number in the 1200s  like real estate these things have about doubled when you buy them from the factory I bought mine for 430k and now they are over 800k buying used is the way to go though at this point in my mind unless you can really use the section 179 if you can that's a monster tax deferral . 

We did two things: ordered some stuff delivered to our primary residence (TVs, kitchen items, etc bought during a Prime Day sale) and transported it to our STR via a Penske truck, and then ordered the majority of furniture from a store near our STR.I recommend buying local to your STR if they can store your furniture in their warehouse until you're ready to move in.