Personally, I look to see how new the automobile(s) is, if they are wearing designer clothes, and if they wear jewelry.

Another problem with sole reliance on insurance companies is their frequent refusal to pay claims, then requiring you to deal with two lawsuits, one to defend yourself, then another to sue the ins co.3) Corporate entities also provide additional tax sheltering benefits.4) Provide vehicles for protecting & transferring wealth to family.5) Provide protection of your investment assets from personal lawsuit (You are sued from an automobile accident).6) Provide privacy (though not complete I must add).

(Food, clothing, Automobiles, etc.)4) I would never take advantage of someone, however  the term "stealing equity" is just silly.

Indoor storage, paint ball parks and whatever the next arcade fade will be.As has been said, "The automobile is crushing the buggy and whip industry, what will we do?"

To use the singularity of "Real Estate" is no different then saying automobile and including everything from a civic too a Lamborghini.

Food, clothing, automobiles, vacations are all examples.  

The NFIP’s definition of a  primary residence:Definition–Previously identified when a customer occupied residence  at least 80% of the prior year–As of April 2015, a primary residence is now considered  when a customer will occupy their residence more than 50% of the policy  termTo verify residence status, FEMA requires one of the  following:  –Current driver’s license –Automobile registration –Proof of automobile insurance –Voter’s registration –Documentation of children’s school attendance–Homestead tax credit form for primary  residenceThe NFIP will be sending a form  to clients for completion.   

Further a note can be secured by alternative forms of collateral like in an auto loan where title to the automobile secures the lien.A borrower gives a mortgage to a lender, which is giving a limited interest in the property, and the lender gives money.  

It also will have a nipple on it exactly like an automobile tire, to put pressure in the system. 

The trailer is legally an automobile.