Both would need a car.

Thanks for posting this question @Jeremy Carl. I

I've gone so far as skip trace a drivers license of a car in the driveway and found it to be the daughter of the decease, however, she didn't contact me back.

One tenant  has not paid the rent since the first and has had her car taken away from her to by her parents, with whom she apparently has been staying with.

The plan is also to expand liquor and tobacco sales and sublease car wash space.The arrangement would be that I get 30% equity for the 40k and the two guys who run the LLCwould put up 20k.

They sent an email to his secretary to wire money to a bank account, which wasn't out of the ordinary, since he buys antique cars all the time. fortunately they caught it in time and the money never made it to the perpetrator's account.

I foresee my hubby quitting his day job to focus on his car dealership and real estate.

Mobile homes take a lot less money, are easier and quicker to buy and sell (personal property like a car, not real estate), have much better ROI, and there’s little competition.If you make the effort to get past the myths and misconceptions you just may discover a gold mine :)

Hold events, drop off donuts at car dealerships, volunteer etc.

The deal looks like this.5 Bedrooms/ 2 full baths large yard with 7 fruit trees security system on windows New Rooffull fence Two car garageShe had it listed for $170,000 but the Agent claims that she didn't have it on the market for long enough.