To even consider taking section 179 on the vehicle, it must be used at least 50% for business purposes.

Can anyone tell me what the “back in my pocket” amount I’d receive from using the section 179 vehicle tax deduction?

I am not subcontracting the management however.The pro:I consolidate all payments and expenses under one entity.I can decide to take a w2 income from it if I need to show income for a future lender and also I can use it to fund a solo 401k.I get all the fringe benefits of a Corp (health plan, vehicle reimbursement, ...)I am expensing all my ancillary cost pre tax.I am separating operation from ownership and get another layer of asset protection.The con:Another entity to manage, another tax return, more feeConvert some passive income to active income.You may need a license for property management in some state (but you may have an exception for owned properties)

Are those vehicles person use too?

I thought this was a post about networking while at the Department of Motor Vehicles (DMV)...

One of the key benefits of real estate as an investment vehicle is the power of leverage. 

I still have debt on 2 vehicles and a mortgage."

Using your speed limit example, design engineers can determine the maximum controllable speed of a car, truck, or tank, based on road surfaces, curves, and the like, and then other stakeholders can consider ancillary effects - road noise at a certain speed with a certain surface, the likelihood of vehicle interaction with animals, pedestrians, or weather events, etc. and use the aggregate to set a speed that is reasonable for most vehicles in most situations.

Very inspiring and it proves that no matter what background, education, age, etc. you are, real estate is such an amazing investment vehicle if you use it right!

The property is just the vehicle your asset (cash in the form of equity) is resting in before it uses its value and moves forward.Who is at risk is the person that owns the asset.Who is the risk is the person that can lose the assetWhen you have a mortgage on the property:1 - What is at risk is the lenders money2 - Who is at risk is the lender3 - Who is the risk is the REIThe risk situation is the non-payment of the mortgage by the REI.