We have hundreds of properties in Dayton that are cash flow monsters.

I keep hot water heater burner assembly kits in my truck in case I get the "my hot water heater isn't working" call.

When we close on both new build properties in July 2022 it will  bring our total portfolio value to $3.5M.All the financial stunts I pulled along the way:Borrowed against my 401k, took out a HELOC, pulled lines of credit, flipped a Toyota Tacoma for $4k, bought and rented out a fleet of 4 cars to Uber drivers, charged lime scooters, sold my dream truck, bought a clubwagon van to store things in to save on having to pay for a storage unit, bought a 2006 Honda Civic as my main car, borrowed from private lenders, slept on friends couches and even ran up credit cards.Every Biggerpockets rule I broke:The 1% rule.

I bought a $45,000 truck upon graduation because my employer provided a $500/month car stipend so a payment of $778 was easily rationalized.

Monster Energy drinks maybe?

And when it snows...should I be considering a plow for my truck? 

He just bought a new truck on credit.

(Light & heavy duty trucks) There are so many aspects of manufacturing skills that overlap with owning and managing real estate.

Cam, you are an absolute monster and extremely humble at the same time.

My c-corp is getting ready to purchase a truck.