I have a home in my name only and a vehicle and he has several vehicles.

I have nine apartment buildings, business and personal vehicles, ancillary debt such as home equity lines or secondary construction loans, etc... it all goes on there and gives a great picture

Michael, I've got an account with them and I think it's a GREAT tool for people who don't own rental property as a retirement vehicle.  

Your Money Vehicle by Jedidiah Collins, The Simple Path to Wealth by JL Collins (no relation lol), Retire Early with Real Estate by Chad Carson, Set for Life by Scott Trench, The Book on Rental Property Investing and The Book on Investing in Real Estate with no (and low) Money Down by Brandon Turner.

A trust vehicle may be the best route.

Qualification involves being both self-employed and having no full time employees in any business you control.The Checkbook IRA LLC is also a great vehicle for diversifying retirement savings.The best thing to do is speak with a few professionals who offer checkbook control plans of both types and determine what the best fit for your situation both today and for the long term may be.

Get their license plate and put a lien on their vehicle.

My Jeep is parked in the driveway and they mow and trim right next to the vehicle.

It's about the risks of allowing another business to sit in the driver's seat of our vehicle.

What do you guys think my best vehicle for real estate investment would be?