Porter you can certainly try to get a 'deal' on property management but, realize that unlike bartering for a car, property management is a service based industry - meaning that long after your 'deal' has been struck your PM will determine what quality of service you will get for the deal you locked down. 

Same with my car, 3% interest so I don’t pay it off.

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I sold headphones, go pros, iMacs, cars, boats, and anything I could hustle up on Craigslist and eBay until I had the cash to buy my first property.

They are primarily purchased by well off car collectors and enthusiasts.

From what I recall when I talked with my account a few years ago about making a car for business you only, the response was you CAN"T deduct the auto payment as a business expense and write off mileage.

Mobile homes are quite cheap, old ones can be rehabbed and sold to residents, and new ones are the price of a nice car. 

In reality that's a car payment on a Cruze, so we were not hurting too bad. 

Yeah, I will be trying out the renting side of turo.com soon and be asking the car owner a few questions.  

even though for many Out of state investors it basically wipes out the first 6 to 12 months of cash flow  IE your expense to travel to the market pay for hotel car  dining out ( although you have to eat no matter where you area)... but its nice to spread those expenses over multiple properties.in the foreclosure bizz this is just SOP  par for the course.. many times you can't get in.. especially with an owner that may be a tad hostile.