The parks is tough because Westchester is still a very automobile dependent area.

Before I went, I typed all my information on a sheet of paper: name, phone number, personal address, address of investment properties, and automobiles owned.  

In addition, automobiles were becoming commonplace for the wealthy and middle class allowing cross country travel.

I have had home appliances, and there are automobile electrical problems I know of, with the same exact characteristics.

Someone has to either 1) Open probate to facilitate sale of assets, or 2) Secured creditor(s) such as mortgage or automobile lender can seek the forced liquidation of their collateral.

Here is why Texas and Florida are asset protection heavens1- All money in virtually any retirement plan is exempt from creditor attachment2- All equity in your home up to an unlimited amount is exempt from creditors3- All money in annuities and insurance policies are exempt from creditor attachment.4- Your automobile is exempt from creditor attachment5- $30,000 per person (in addition to above) is exempt from creditor attachment6- Wages up to an unlimited amount can not be garnished (except IRS or child support)The above is not true in Kentucky or most other states.

Dong what happened to Grandpa's automobile @Brian Burke .I have used direct mail for sellers in the past fresh from a bootcamp.  

Keep your insurance, just have them adjust your automobile to fewer miles or just comprehensive coverage.

Mobile homes will depreciate like automobiles if they are not affixed to  real property Once title is surrendered at DMV and deeded to the land they do not depreciate unless the market dictates otherwise or if the home is not kept up.  

Just a tip.......automobile wholesalers don’t buy cars they want to resell from retail car lots....the MLS is the retail real estate market.