If you sell your car to a guy and after negotiation you agree to a sales price of $5000 and the guy turns around and sells it to a prearranged buyer for $6500, is it fraud that the guy didn't bring his buyer directly to you?

Carl,I don't know that we are the "front line" but I certainly do agree that we are a part of the solution.

But if you were a car dealer and built a new show room you could get the write off...

When I got my first car the seller was a smoker.

You will need a car to go buy just about anything you need which reduces the desirability of living in a high rise in my opinion. 

Of course, everyone is up in arms, afraid their cars will be broken into or stolen.

I hate silence especially in the car so I would always be listening to music.

Find a neighbor who will park their car in the driveway at night for a few bucks per week to help with vandalism.Regular insurance allows for 60 days vacancy in my experience.

Don't park your car so it blocks the dumpster, other people or general access to the property, keep your dog on your property and under your control. 

I am trying to think creatively here on how we can generate some income from this to office some of our carrying costs until we find the right buyer...hence the billboard idea.Here is a little about he location:- Back of property has clear visibility from major state route with INDOT listed traffic counts of 12 to 20k cars / day- Property is located on a slight curve, so cars traveling north will get prime exposure (though this may prevent having usable space for southbound traffic)- No billboards in the immediate area with tons of major retails present (i.e. tractor supply, Holiday Inn, Menards, etc.)So in addition to checking the City / State to see if I could obtain a permit, what other advice / insights do you have?