My wife and I bought a new house, and my company bought the first new vehicle I have ever owned. 

For example, the Section 179 deduction only applies if you use the vehicle for business more than 50% of the time and only for the business-related use.Talk to a CPA to see what your options are.

Get driver's license and Social Security Card copies.

Everything's in a locked case and has to be stored in certain parts of the vehicle.

Have a PITCH Deck, learn SEC laws, have investors pre lined up, pitched, and pre-comitted to buy into a similar deal when you find one.Know some people who want to partner with you on the GP side, who can fulfill the lender requiements for the GP side.Know your lender requirements to get the loan funded, probably a Fannie loan.You (or your GP Tteam) will also need CASH for the Earnest Money, a Phase I Polution test, SEC Attorney fees, et... and know how to do "Boots on the Ground" due dilligance.You will also need an offering vehicle (probably an LLC) and an SPE LLC(s) setup by your LLC attorney as the holding company and another as it's management company.This outline might make it seem simple, but it's not. 

They often control what colors you can paint your exterior and doors, what color and condition your window screens must be kept in, where you can park, and what condition your vehicle must be kept in (I've literally had an HOA tell a resident they could not park their car on the property because it was too ugly). 7.

In my experience the largest value drivers are (in order):Adding additional bedrooms when you canWasher dryers in unitoptimizing utilities (sub-metering, switching Hvac/appliances to electric when direct gas metering isn't possible) Stainless steel appliances New lvt flooringWhite cabinets (painted or newly installed)backsplashFresh flat white paintQuartz counter tops (or modern Formica - market specific)updating bathrooms / reglaze Its not a hard and fast rule but if the property hasn't been renovated in 20+ years it's rare that some or all of the above won't force appreciation especially in Columbus! 

Mike Hern recently said: " If a mobile isn't attached to the lot it is considered to be a vehicle and is treated like a car.

A charger that is safe to use if you and your vehicle are both standing in the pouring rain, in the dark, after a long day at work, and you need to plug in to power.

As I read your post I remembered my son's bus driver as one of those people I could totally reach out to.