For example an uber driver will have things like fuel, vehicle maintenance etc which could be several thousand per year!

A lot of expert level investors end up going that way at some point (retirement age, bored of flipping, tired of managing rentals, etc.). 

Once again, not trying to put down RE as an investment vehicle, but with the inflated housing prices and higher interest rates the math just doesn't work. 

I get tired of this area as I see the cost are as high as in CA in terms of labor.

We are TIRED of moving and living in construction zones!

In some states you can also attach vehicles and or property and place liens.

The truck you bought will instantly lose value the moment you drive it off the lot, it will depreciate over the years due to the miles you rack up on it and the normal wear and tear of a vehicle.

And it causes the 16 year old driver of the other vehicle to have brain damage and loss of mobility which will require 24/7 nursing care until their death at 75 years old.  

Being a land lord and collecting rent it seems to me will stay the #1 vehicle especially for folks just starting out.I created a very unique note investment back in 2012 and a few folks knocked me off.

Reality of it is if you want to profit typically you need to make a business out of it and only approx 5% of people are actually cut out for handling the operations of a business - this is why you see so many so called “tire kickers” but most of the gurus don’t care and they know right from the start 99% of the time which trainees have a chance to succeed or not but that doesn’t stop them from taking peoples $.