Things like...soap (P&G), food (AWG), clean water, Monster energy drinks, toilets, medicine, coffee, beer, and everything tech related.  

I pay them $700 a month just to help put towards their mortgage.I'm currently living in the suburbs about 2 hours away from major city, and to be honest I don't want to live here anymore and want to be in the major city.I have a few friends I could couch surf with while I look for a place in the city.I am self employed so I don't need to stay here.Now, I am trying to figure out what is the best route to take and have been reading up about house hacking, which in a sense is what I am doing right now.However, I am debating on either renting my downstairs to a friend, a 6 months lease, OR AirbnbI feel Airbnb would be my best bet for most income, although it might be slow during the winter months.Just looking to get some advice on what routes I should be taking.I also do overlanding, which is camping out of my truck so I honestly don't mind living out of my truck a week at a time, truly enjoy it and find complete peace, but want the downstairs to be making some sort of income.

Our plan is to save up and learn as much as we can in the meantime.I am in accounting and he is a class B truck driver who is looking to purchase his own truck to become an owner operator and pull in more cash than he can as only an operator.

Get a dump truck full of gravel and this parking space will look 100 times better.

Situation: I am 21 years old, I own a trucking company that pays 100% of my monthly expenses, I pay myself a salary (Filed as S Corp) I'm not brand new to the investing world but would like help from more experienced investors on how to invest my salary.

Anyone has any investing info about the trucking business?

Road wheels are like truck tires.

He still pays his rent (usually late, with fees), but he has accumulated THREE more pickup trucks than are allowed per his lease. 

If you put the gun down and turn it off before it is empty it just kind of spits up paint like a baby spitting up food.

Keep on trucking and looking for deals.