That stated, I think there are more issues for you to consider. Are you covered by your vehicle liability insurance for an accident if the vehicle is used for business purposes? Do you need to obtain a business permit and/or collect sales taxes?Do you have the income tax expertise to handle the extra paperwork?
State and local laws differ. You need local knowledge. I do not mean to discourage you.
Ken
Like he said, we had to get city approval for a home run business, a business license, a sales tax number, file with the state for having a business and probably some things I forgot. Plus there are annual LLC fees and business license renewals etc. Income taxes with initial investment, income and/or losses, depreciation, vehicle mileage etc. Oh yeah, don't think that you can "write off" a bunch of stuff like a new vehicle for instance and depreciate it and whatever over time. You do have to have enough income to depreciate from. You can't take a $10k vehicle depreciation on a $5k income and if you do not make money within a certain period of time you do not have a business, you have an expensive hobby. No write offs on your expensive hobby. This is not easy.