If you fell in love with a vehicle you needed/wanted to have (in your case a Rolls-Royce) and didn't have money to buy it outright yet you leave a deposit with the seller with the promise to buy it at the end of the month, when low and behold, the money you thought you would have to buy the car completely didn't come through...

Real estate investment is the vehicle I have chosen to help liberate me from being leveraged by employers.Thoughts?

This message goes out to my buddy Rick Harmon,,,Rick you really brought up some images from " Memory Lane" concerning "Fast Talking " Tommy Vu,,,the King of the Late Night Infomercial,,,,Just for giggles .Id like to see if I could buy one of his oldie but moldy courses on Ebay for examination,,,,Now keeping that thought Rick ,the vehicle of the "late night infomercial" is not all bad,,,in fact our mutual friend ,Tony Alvarez admitted and said during a recent presentation that Dave Del Dotto's course was the catalyst and incentive for him to pursue REI in the first place,,,,and,,as they say ,,"the rest is history,," Tony dun' reel good fo his seff"I think it all boils done to this Rick ,,,,in Tommy Vu words or near words,,,,"You No Worky,,,!!!

My brother has been a dealer for decades.He goes to the private dealer only auctions.Buys the NO STARTS.Just like houses that need big fixup the money is in the problems not the running ones.Newbie dealers always bid up the running ones but don't realize they Jerry Rigged it to get them running.Then the new car you bought you try to sell it off with financing and money down.The problem is you get a little down and then the POS car breaks down.The people say they can't pay to fix it and can't get to work and say to you TAKE IT.My brother instead buys no starts.Takes apart car top to bottom and sells for cash with a warranty.Target is buying for 300 to 600 and with money in maybe 1,500 in or less.Sell for 2,500 to 3,000 cash is where the sweet spot is.Sometimes his spread will be even greater.He sells about 65 in a 2 month period during tax time and the 2 to 3 a month during the off peak times.By putting back together he knows what he is warranting and selling and by them paying cash you don't worry about no pays,damage to the vehicle,and paying tow recovery fees which can get real expensive.Especially if they are hiding the vehicle.

If they aren't using them, they should put them in their locked trucks (it's called being adults), if items were in their vehicles, their auto insurance may cover it.

They are getting pathetically low returns on their current savings vehicles and they know I do a good job fixing up properties for rent.

It goes without saying .. but consult your accountant ... but in my opinion the ability to write down your active income with this vehicle really makes it a very viable investment.

And you can see their facial expression when you ask them things.And don't forget you can see their vehicle in person, but not when you give a lockbox combination.

In the past I have had several yearly visits to property (1000 mi away) and claimed air, vehicle rental 50% meals, etc.

I received a quote of $450 to use chemicals.