My "main residence" is in New York, but I will be traveling around for awhile since I work remotely.Is it a bad idea or what are the risks to registering my vehicle and insuring it at my rental property that I am not living in?

I guess I dont see the value in paying him or any other GURU to show me where to find money.I could be wrong but its probably just a list of high net worth households or a list of high net worth individuals and a letter template with some verbiage about how they could be earning more on their investment than their current investment vehicle offers them.You can buythat list yourself and ask someone here on BP if they have a standard letter template they use to attract private investors.

Leased to the county where they have two fixed wing and helicopters, plus swat vehicle storage.

I would permit the tenants to perform minor auto repairs on their own vehicles.

Now let me just say I truly love my Honda...at 35+ mpg and zero maintenance this is the perfect vehicle for a salesperson who puts in lots of road time.

Actually, I've had several over the years, until a major life event threw them off the rails.

Nevertheless, if Donald Trump can pay next to nothing in taxes, then I need to learn from the Pros/him and to set up my biz properly via LLCs and other intelligent tax advantaged vehicles.   

I would probably look for an area that's close to the rail so are more desirable for renters- but from I've searched so far, there aren't a lot of options in this price range.Option b: act now- use the $50K I already have towards one or more triplex/quads in other Geo's where prices are lower.  

How do you handle tenants doing drugsHow do you handle noise complaintsHow do you handle vehicle violationsHow do you keep a tenant long term?

A lot of times there are small things that can be fixed immediately, e.g. loose handles and railings, burnt out bulbs, faulty smoke detectors, dripping faucets, running toilets, loose toilet seats, etc.