Some semblance of a community.Much of street grid is awfully run down or overpriced for what you get and if you are off street grid you are in automobile dependant sprawl with no zoning laws or urban planning applied at all.

It's the land that has value a single wide is a automobile in a sense.

For example if your business requires an automobile, certain weight classes of vehicles may qualify for up to 100% bonus depreciation.

Even outside of real estate (automobiles).

No real live person ever gets an automobile to actually achieve the published EPA mileage, but it gives you some way to compare.

It's called NADA, or the National Automobile Dealers' Association, and they list prices and values for motorhomes, travel trailers, and even truck campers and park models.

(Keep in mind these numbers do not include coverage for any automobile accidents, that would increase the cost by quite a bit in most cases but is very important as well.) $1,000,000 for $215/Annual Premium$2,000,000 for $365/Annual Premium$3,000,000 for $515/Annual Premium$4,000,000 for $665/Annual Premium$5,000,000 for $815/Annual Premium

This is a NON-argument item because it ALSO stands true that anyone could run an automobile into a crowded sidewalk at any time, correct? 

This prohibition does not apply to landlord/tenant relationships or to one-time transactions such as the sale of an automobile or house, but does apply to borrowing or lending money, commercial solicitation, and any other type of on-going financial or business relationship."

My insurance never even went up on two different automobile lawsuits.