Long ago I used to race 2 liter sedans and sports cars, BMWs, Fiats, Fords and some exoctics, the big one was a Forad GT, (428 V-8) fatsest car I ever drove.

Someone had slapped up a makeshift wall half way down the one car garage (imagine a real field day for inspectors).

I know an idiot that tried to pull a bogus car break in claim and had to tuck his tail between his legs when the insurance company politely asked for a copy of the original purchase receipt (for the supposedly stolen items from the car).. whoops.

There is more work, which is as Brian pointed out a sort of economy of scale.

They have a newer car that is in great condition and it's clean, I also went to their little home and although it was very basic it was clean and smelled clean.Who here has experience renting in this situation and can give me some tips that may help out others on this board. 

Between depreciation of things you bought to expenses like your gas in vehicle or do you have co company car and are you using home office space its pretty intense if your first starting out.

When it comes to door knocking(canvassing), the hardest door to open is your car door.

Denver, 3/2, 2 car garage.

Did it pay off, yes, I think it did, after five years I had all my debts paid off, cars owned, toys oned and a couple properties almost paid off.

Once title checks out we kill 342343 trees with paperwork and throw out our back trying to lift it into our car on the way out of the office with our shiny new project in hand.