If it is a new lease you may be able to sell the vehicle and do a buyout of the lease.

Its a side project I took on precisely because I'm looking to branch out from my standard operations, and thought I might learn something in going through the thought process of a "red team".

I was there purchasing tires for my vehicle when I overheard a man mention that he was considering selling the truck he was driving.

The link you provided seems to have something to do with Motor Vehicles, I thought this was about housing.

We instructed her on how to turn off system and requested se let us know if leak continued(we are in Missouri .. rental is in Florida..)A week later we called her and she said it was dry  .. on January 17 tenant called and said the city called her to report heavy water usage. my husband (a plumber) drove straight to Florida and upon inspection found a stress break in pvc pipe on main water line that goes into house (located the break under grassy side yard ) He said that kind of crack was from a heavy vehicle parking or running over that area.

@Brian Adams...Thank you Sir for your input...That is precisely the answer to number 6 I was looking to see...how I can add value to a space I am a rookie in...thank you for telling me how I can add value to you...now that I know that...I will surely be on the hunt!

Simon Campbell Thanks for the advice, the reason I am getting into REI is because I have a lot of student loan debit and want to use REI as a vehicle to a debit free life.

I disagree – you need more of both precisely because it is hands-off.Two – one of the main attractions of RE is retention of control which enables agility as it relates to our response time and options.

My credit score is around 806 with an outstanding vehicle loan of $5,000. 7.

If you have funds in SD IRA - you have to invest inside of a tax-deferred vehicle, and that really has nothing to do with using a HELOC.