There area is a good area with good jobs, one of the largest automobile plants in the US is 7 miles away, but the schools are not rated very well.  

So, don't worry about what the seller is doing with themselves.Not necessarily true - there are forms of seller financing (such as a land contract or contract for deed) where title to the property is not passed to the purchaser until all payments have been made; these work similarly to how an automobile is typically financed, where you get the title after the lender has been paid off.

They do not sell separate insurance but advised that liability for the parking space could attach to the residential policy and or my current existing automobile policy.

The world is going to the efficiencies of SAS (systems as a service) with automobiles (think Uber-types--you don't NEED to own a car in the USA...you need access to one), software (think MS OFFICE), the list is growing and your future HOME of any price is the most expensive item on the list.Therefore, it is a priority for the wealthy...to OWN THEM and rent back to you.  

Mobile homes are personal property, and have titles just like automobiles.

@Michael Seeker"I think there will be a small percentage of people that own their own driverless vehicles but not a lot"I have to respectfully disagree because there's an immediacy to owning your own automobile.  

@Eric Bradeis  My $2 million umbrella policy is $79 per year for the initial residence and $71 for the initial automobile.  

haha).Anyway, I was just discussing with my daughter and a student (in different conversations) that:-Cash is terrible to sit in right now because of inflation-Real estate is very expensive and interest rates are on the way up (which, in theory, should lead to a price decline - if not a price increase slowdown at a minimum)-Collectibles are sky high-Automobiles are sky high-I'm not in love with the drastic swings in crypto (or the "bigger sucker" necessity of it to make money)It just doesn't seem like there's a great place to park money right now, but you've got to put it somewhere because of the aforementioned inflation...If that money finds it's way home to me, I'll look into real estate as it's always my first choice, but with my only being a teacher, I need my real estate to pay for itself and can't rely on expected future rent increases or appreciation in case it doesn't happen. 

@Jay Hinrichs was the first and only mortgage originator to go through Wickman's trainer acadamy:) Was there the day they presented with his naming rights they reacquired for him.CARS:Just understand that your automobile is an extension of you and your brand image. 

He has no debt (including NO credit card, school and automobile debt).