@Kevin Godinho  we are nearing a peak in San Diego.

Right now I think 2017 is going to be an interesting year for investors, and probably a good time to be selling, for those who like to sell during market peaks.  

You said something that peaked my interest. "... 

Most market around the country are approaching peak.

I think the bigger fleet operators need a place to park their idle trailers as well (they usually run a 3:1 trailer:tractor ratio), and seasonal peaks and valleys mean a sizable part of the fleet may not be in use a few months of the year, and needs parking.

I approached him about purchasing it with seller financing, explained seller financing, and it has peaked his interest.

I plan to sell next spring when the market peaks, meaning I should profit around $85,000 TAX FREE (after closing etc.)  

@Nick Rutkowski while claiming the recession is here seems a bit Chicken Little-esq, having capital on hand is always a good idea :P Here in Chicago I'm noticing that single-family home prices on a city-wide average have corrected (aka fallen) slightly in 2019 (about 1%) from their recent peak in late 2018. 

Prices will not evolve, in fact prices will increase as we get closer to the peak mid year market. 

Bye bye perfect most recent 3 years track record.