Mechanic Liens/Artisan Liens are placed upon property (vehicles, real property, paintings, etc.) that an individual has rendered some type of service upon the property, and the owner of the property does not pay; so long as the individual who performed the service has possession of the property, they have superior title to the property...no matter what...This is obviously harder to do with real property. 

After research (Thanks BP), I found all the other vehicles appeared to be too slow for me to acquire financial freedom as quick as I would like.  

Over the course of 5 years, by choosing to purchase this car for cash instead of financing it, you're paying almost 80% more (31k in this example) for your vehicle in opportunity costs!

This is a business of *Fires *Damages *Vehicles left behind *Clutter left behind *Hoarders *Dirty Carpeting and walls *and Left behind vehicles *Not to mention really nasty stuff that smells bad!!!

MLS#13178475You need to physically inspect the property and have an almost precise estimate of repair cost based on a very specific set of what requires repair.

This is a post-tax retirement vehicle (meaning you don't get a tax deduction for contributing like you do to a 401k or traditional IRA), however you are likely at a very low tax bracket so wouldn't get much benefit from a tax deduction right now anyways.  

_r=0The Supreme Court’s Disastrous Misreading of the Fair Housing ActA decision endorsing ‘disparate impact’ analysis will turn a law meant to prohibit discrimination into a vehicle for race-conscious housing decisions: http://www.wsj.com/articles/the-supreme-courts-disastrous-misreading-of-the-fair-housing-act-1435707270More Millennials Are Living in Single-Family HomesFannie Mae report and commentary find that millennials favor living in single-family homes, whether they buy or rent: http://www.inman.com/2015/07/01/more-millennials-are-living-in-single-family-homes/Moody’s Analytics: Single-Family Rental Growth Will AccelerateSingle-family home rentals since the housing bubble burst nearly a decade ago have seen massive growth, according to a new look from Mark Zandi, Moody’s Analytics’ chief economist.

At the end of the day your still taking a risk with a credit partner which you may or may not have.. why not do it with established one's that have a vehicle for you to just jump right into.Just throwing out some options.

On one hand it's a good news that there will be new opportunities coming to Memphis with the new Ford Electric Vehicle plant. 

Does anyone know of lenders in Africa or Kenya to be precise?