Hey I've never invested in a property before but there is a property I'm interested in that's in a work/live community with a living unit on top and a small store front on the bottom.

My thoughts are that in exchange for yield I get liquidity because the property is almost always easy to sell.

You may want to look at commercial properties as lenders will be looking at your net work and liquidity in addition to the property performance.

Hey my name is Larry, i'm from Tulsa OK i currently make most my income from my online stores that i run on amazon and ebay.

They are the "heat sinks" that dissipate the heat from the hot, compressed gas to turn it back into a liquid.

We have a dozen online businesses including web hosting services, retail stores and real estate related ventures.Concerning real estate- we help private commercial real estate investors find opportunities.

if i'm the owner of the property (my partner doesnt have his name on the deed or the mortgage) and we use his vehicle for going to and from the home supply store to pick up material and run errands, is his mileage deductible in some way?

IE you have all your accounts with them you keep 300 to 500k in the bank liquid etc.

thinking about liquidating my duplex to move into larger multifamily space.

Here's what you'd probably have to go thru:Either:1) get a judgment for unpaid rent, record your abstract and then levy on car2) if vehicle remains on property for period of time, charge daily storage fee and use State DMV steps to seize and sell for unpaid storage charges.The latter is what towing companies and parking lot operators do to liquidate unclaimed assets.