I was looking at new construction townhouses as a possible investment vehicle.

High end vehicle that you can take section 179 on.. 

Dog outside yard, vehicle blocking, offsite dumping, dumpster diving...?

DTI currently 37.5% including Rent(23% without rent), Truck, Motorcycle (plan to get rid of both and buy 2 older vehicles) and Existing Student Loan and Monthly minimum on 2 credit cards.I've been developing a plan A, B and C in accordance with what form of funding I can get when the time comes.

If you have some other investment vehicle that would be easier to manage or make a return, then sell.

So what does the community think ATM in San Diego the days of SFH are dead and ADUs provide a great vehicle to get more out of your property but which one is best for which situations?

It is served to the residents by a uniformed police in a police vehicle.

It is concrete and I have driven many types of vehicles up and down it for years and years.

@Rebecca Ramos, mobile homes are a great investment to put on land if he/she is planning on renting them out, if they are on their land they will appreciate in value and if they are in parks they do as well and the great thing about them being in a park is they are taxed like a vehicle which means they are very low, everybody loves to say they lose value, they have increased in value in parks and on land tons lately, I for one am glad people still believe this cause much less competition in this area of investing

One of the great things about Real Estate as an investment vehicle is your ability to leverage your cash.