If another driver accidentially rear-ended them and damaged their car, that driver would be responsible for the damage, right?

The rent and RE are unlikely to appreciate significantly. 

What kind of RE are you into?

There are other caveats as well like making sure a lot is wide enough (you could have a very tough time fitting a multi on a 13' wide lot) or there's an egress alley in the rear (without it you're limited to bedrooms in the front portion of the building only) but now we're really getting in the weeds here. 

Are you doing the one that was on the market with the rear unit? 

Tack on the specific investment strategy and the cost seg could be even more worthless.Getting larger depreciation values up front could bit you in teh rear on re-capture down the path.

You are spot on when it came to your philosophy on rearing the kids to allow them to pursue they interests and nudge the ones that may want to come back into REI later.

So, he would jump the fence at the rear of the yard where the  motorhome was parked, went under the canvass and broke the door lock with a screwdriver of some tool, but he messed up the door a little.

A TIC 'partner' will have a say and be better able to guide a youngster @Nessa Lyn .

The final product with the proper disclosures of what was fixed and how covers your rear.