So make sure to shop around.1031s are great vehicles, but there is a cost and headache factor. 

But I can relate with you when you say most of the planner are not going to recommend you RE as the investment vehicle because they are not taught and if they are not investing themselves, they will have no clue. 

For me the ability to force appreciation quickly in a high appreciation market is the whole point of owning real estate instead of other truly passive, lower risk investment vehicles. 

They wound up not staying (came up with some elaborate story of how their vehicle was damaged and they couldn't get the parts and weren't able to drive it...)

Usually the specialize in what type of recoveries they do, vehicle, marine, aircraft, equipment and other personal property.

For those of you without local context, Interstate 95 between Boston and Maine is basically like this old George Carlin joke every summer weekend: "Everywhere you look there are families with too many vehicles.

Honda has invested $3.5 Billion in Fayette County for a plant that will make batteries for electric vehicles. https://www.dispatch.com/story... buying even more land! 

It would be nice to know a bit more about royalty funds to keep my options open.I'd prefer to start with rental properties and think about the other investment vehicles later on.

Then you can choose a market based on the vehicle you are going to use to accomplish such goal.

Your businesses should be your leverage vehicle.