Wouldn't you clean and polich your car before selling it?

Self-driving cars & ride-sharing scares me from entering this market, probably not going to happen overnight, but I can definitely see this having a huge impact on parking

What a mess.If you cosign a car loan, even a mortgage, you understand immediately what you are signing for, the payment, balance, and how long you will be liable, and you can make an informed decision on whether to help that person or not, with worst case being you pay off the balance yourself and close it out.

Houses are cheaper than cars.

Let me give you an example to make it crystal clear: I needed to replace my car passenger side signal lamp.

We attempted the hi-how-it's-going approach, and that caused us to be nearly physically kicked out of her property, followed by two police cars that she called in on us.

Profitable 20%-40%)Additional SF at below market costChange layout for more beds/bathsChange layout for Practical ReasonsRaise Roof for additional LevelBUYER & RENTER APPEAL: ("Impulses" Sale and can be Profitable 0%-25%)Upgraded countertops & cabinetsUpgraded BathroomsUpgrade FlooringInterior Trim Upgrade (Crown, Chair, etc.)Fresh Paint & WallcoveringCURB APPEAL: (First Impression Makers but not much ROI)Upgrade LandscapeChange Exterior Colors / Paint BrickNew Entry Door / Door Surround TreatmentNew Entry LightingSurface Coat Concrete Flatwork / Asphalt

The first floor is a body shop/used car lot and the second floor is a 3 bedroom 2 bathroom apartment.

A Conversion Van or a small compact car?

Low leverage = sleeping easy at night and not freaking out when the world dumps a financial or biological pandemic on you.My personal residence is 100% paid off, we have no credit cards, no car loans, no student loans, etc and are "personally" debt free.