As such - you are not eligible to do a 1031 exchange or installment sale to defer tax. 1031 exchange and installment sales are methods to defer or lessen the immediate impact of taxes at year of sale.If you are in the business of developing land and you need to buy equipment to improve the land - then yes you may be able to factor in the equipment in your gain calculation.If you need a vehicle to transport equipment or to meet with contractors - the vehicle may also be factored in the gain calculation.

I’d look for access to transportation to the city, of course.

The restaurant still are good, public transportation and I bought a home in West Newbury about 2 years ago.

But in the new peer to peer world we live in that is highly unregulated, we see this happen.

End result your transportation will probably cost a lot more yearly, and then there will be used battery disposal fees too.Just my 2 Cents.  

As soon as the modular units are transported to the job site, the entire 3-story building will be standing within about 7 days. 

Look at school districts, employment, transportation links, appreciation over 5 years, etc...I invest in only a narrow geographical area, where I live, so I already have a good feel for the quality of areas.

From my experience as a vacation rental host guests want a place that is convenient to transportation to get to tourist attractions.

Stand alone policy for "livery" (transportation of people) ranges from $2,500-$7,500 per year.

Some markets/classes though only work on a cash basis (sometimes money order) - for them, I have the rent staggered throughout the month (I don't manage that many units) so I'm not transporting too much paper "risk" to the bank all at once.