I’m trying to get rid of my vehicle to get a 2nd hand vehicle so I don’t have a car loan anymore.

I have witnessed how real estate can be your biggest vehicle for wealth and I am ready to go.  

Do you remember the episode where they reference turning your vehicle into a "car university"?

But, as I'm deciding which financial vehicle to use, in order to get started, I don't understand if I am supposed to seek enough funding for the 20% downpayment  (and repairs) or enough to completely pay off the property, considering I will repay in full once it sells.....Thank You,Savai

Organic farm/hire the laborHand picked cotton farm/hire the laborIf it's fenced, graze others cows and horses for a fee.Bring in some old "Stuff" to hide behind, and make it a paintball war park.Turn it into a vehicle wrecking/recycling yard.Set up hay bales and make it into an archery park, charge admission.Invest in some folding tables, chairs and tents and advertise it for quinceañera parties and wedding receptions.

Now he has his own vehicle can can do all of the lawn care by himself.

If the neighbor continues to be an issue consider a fence on that side of the property, or like mentioned above some kind of movable solution.  

In 2020, Musk told investors that he believed Tesla’s energy business could one day rival its electric-vehicle manufacturing operations.

When (insert type of income-producing real estate here) becomes more popular, buyers are willing to pay more, which means cap rates go down.There are three primary forces at play here.  1) falling interest rates make debt cheaper and makes real estate more attractive.  2) rent growth gives buyers hope that the income stream they are purchasing will grow over time.  3) poor performance or perceived risk of other investment vehicles increase the desirability of income real estate, meaning a lower cost of equity capital for real estate buyers.Expanding on point #3, the worse other investment vehicles perform, the less investors demand from their real estate investments.  

Newer electric vehicles from companies like Kia (available in January) have 800 volt batteries.