Hello All,I've been wrecking my brain and could use some expert advice.

However, if you wreck that trailer because all your knowledge so far had been from reading online, most likely the damage you will cause with it will be grater that it would be if you drove smaller size vehicles prior to that. 

To get in for that price, you'll probably have to purchase a wreck at $10,000 and put $35,000 into it.

You can do better with a bank CD and not have to worry about a large special assessment or a tenant wrecking the place.So, this is a pure speculative play.

My two biggest concerns are the following:* Keeping my assets protected - If I get in a car wreck and sued, or something of the sorts, I want to be able to keep my rentals "hidden" away and not brought in as an asset that could potentially be taken from me, as I plan to have them provide for my retirement.* Protecting my personal credit - I have worked hard since I got my first credit card 10 years ago, to keep my credit flawfless and to this day, it is.

But if my slightly more advanced real estate skill and my soon to start stock and bond market investing don't get wrecked by our inflationary and bubble-bursting chickens coming home to roost, then it will be a good 2014.

If it is a total wreck you know they will not make good tenants.

If you have properties that are sitting vacant, have remediation needs or just need to be wrecked, let me know!

If you're going to be completely wrecked if the market collapses then look for something else.

But I also have a (paid for) Ford Explorer, that I wrecked last winter.