REI is by far the best vehicle to do so.Personally, my portfolio here is to that point..making over $100k/yr cash flow from 16 properties here.

In that same vein, if you are investing passively in a syndication with bonus depreciation, make sure to vet the sponsor and understand the investment vehicle before you invest.

I would caution anyone who uses their family homes equity as a vehicle to in invest in other deals.

Please keep in mind this is for vehicles over 6k pounds. 

We don't have the title to the vehicle, so we can't get it towed. 2.

@Jake ThorpeMost lenders will not touch them and I am not sure also if they are considered real property They may be more financable if they were considered a vehicle…

I decided to make REI my wealth-building vehicle and took the plunge.

That number will give you something to compare to other investment vehicles that will tell you if this capital is better put somewhere else (if there is actually capital to deploy after a sale).

Insurance (homeowners and umbrella) is good to have, but a backup to this if insurance coverage was denied or the issue was not fully covered would be a limited liability vehicle.

This will not work if your intention is using another tax deferred savings vehicle to shield your physicians income from taxation without production from your real estate sales.