Like others said, no court cases telling us otherwise, but if you look to other rules, they do have a claw back provision on bonus depreciation taken on vehicles in year 1 if the use dips below 51% year 2.

You can customize exactly what you need:"Add the ability for me to track tenant vehicle information""Allow tenants to use ACH payments also"You can build a system specifically for your needs that will really help you, and scale as you grow.Hope this helpsGeorge

If a tenant gets injured or a property experiences damage (like a fire), owning assets personally could expose your other assets such as your home, vehicles, or cash in the bank to potential claims.

There is no other investment vehicle that you can put the money into that will come close IMO.  

I'm in central Nevada with my only debt being vehicles.

The process depends a lot on the state it’s in, but typically you’d need to treat it more like selling a vehicle—there’s usually a title involved, and you transfer ownership through that, not a deed.

You have to make 'sacrifices', maybe don't buy a $50K vehicle every 4 years, cook at home more often instead of eating out/ordering in, etc. 

Don’t buy a vehicle.  

In other words "Create an App for property management Lease Tracking" or "Create an App where my tenants can pay online by Card or ACH"Once AI builds these Apps for you, you can further customize by saying "Add the ability to keep track of my tenants' vehicle information"The final piece of the puzzle is finding a local handyman to serve as your "eyes-and-ears" on the ground.Build your system specifically for your situation, it will be cost effective and allow you to scale in the future.Hope this helpsGeorge 

Hi everyone,I’m based in Los Angeles and help commercial and multifamily properties take advantage of the LADWP rebate program to install electric vehicle chargers at zero cost.I know self-promotion and advertising aren’t allowed here, so I won’t share any details or links.