Yall please bare with me on some of the auto correct and getting used to the app.

Cars are not an investment, they are a way to enjoy success.Ummm...you were quoting Warren Buffett in your previous post...what do you think he would say about leveraging depreciating assets...In my experience (and I have a little bit), leveraging depreciating assets is what people do when they can't afford the asset outright, when they want to appear rich or when they don't know any better...I think Brent's point may have been that (auto) leases are a deductible business expense (at the end, you don't own it, you return it) while (auto) purchase loans may be difficult to deduct fully unless it is somehow an income producing asset of the business entity.

I've used a mixture of reports, hard mail campaigns, phone calls and the Auto Pilot function to continuously stay in front of these sellers.

Maybe some blatant negligence like building the falling apart and acting like a slumlord or you're at fault in a car accident and the victim decides to sue you and you didn't have enough auto insurance to pay out. 

Based on the income statement it looks like the business has both auto and self serve.

I also evaluate companies tangential to financials, which can include retailers, auto-related as well asreal estate related companies (i.e., REITs),  commercial brokers/mortgage originators/technology (CBG/JLL, CoStar, Walker Dunlop), etc. 

Advance Auto closing soon. 

Most smaller investors will tie their rental to their personal home and auto. 

Majority is cake on pancake auto stake for 98% apy at the moment. 

I paid the $7.8k application fee for a BELOC loan for $5M, 4.0% fixed for 10 years, with 10% downpayment going to escrow that auto pays interest.