Show that you are conservative and don't take unnecessary risks.

It would be an unnecessary liability on your part.If you can find a seller that would be willing to collateralize the motor home (which would be highly unlikely) then that would be the other option.If you have two rental properties and they're free and clear then another option would be to pull out some equity out of those.Yet another option would be to get a personal or business loan secured by the motor home.

It's an unnecessary expense.

Tenants must show: The clothesline or drying rack will not interfere with maintenance of the rental property;The clothesline or drying rack will not create a health or safety hazard, block doorways, or interfere with walkways or utility service equipment;Tenant seeks landlord’s consent before affixing a clothesline to a building;Use of the clothesline or drying rack does not violate reasonable time or location restrictions imposed by the landlord; andThe tenant has received approval of the clothesline or drying rack, or the type of clothesline or drying rack, from the landlord.SB 328 (Hueso).

Amazingly, I decided to stop meeting clients in person in 1996 and have devised ways to be more efficient and effective yet keeping direct contact unnecessary.

When increasing asking price more than 20% there is a 3 month hold (seasoning) period imposed by most lenders.Run me through your scope of work?

Cut out any un necessary expenses.

Or maybe it's unnecessary?

Also, they spend on unnecessary upgrades.

They tend to be processing, appraisal, draw, underwriting, carrier, etc named "fees" , all unnecessary.