If you have no track history I would park most in a high interest savings account or in a passive vehicle.

My taxable for the business was only 16K though because I did a big sec 179 for a vehicle and did another set of big write offs for tax purposes.I also have had a roommate for nearly 2 years.

But a lease would prove that at the end of the tenancy you expected her to return the premises as rented and I would add a line in that says if the trailer is ever abandoned or if she fails to remove it on the last day of tenancy it shall be considered an abandoned vehicle subject to disposal by Landlord.Does your insurance company know its there?

Each one has exciting new projects on the horizon, like a minor-league baseball stadium in Spartanburg, South Carolina, entertainment districts in Huntsville, Alabama and Alpharetta, Georgia, and even economic development, like electric vehicle manufacturing in Bowling Green, Kentucky.FULL STORY

I would consider this option only if I were truly at the end of my investing life and seeking to create an annuity-like income stream through a simpler and more consistent vehicle, saying putting it all in IVV and withdrawing a flat percentage every month. 

Therefore I am looking at this as an opportunity to capture the vehicles now pulling off the freeway as an advantage. 

Maybe I'm not seeing the complete picture, but why would anyone buy these multifamily properties just to break even or just make a 3% return and not invest in another vehicle? 

Take a look at Reno, it's is a solid area for rentals because of the limited new construction, tech and manufacturing jobs moving to the area (Tesla, Apple, Switch etc.) along with the lithium loop of mining and recycling to manufacturing batteries and vehicles.  

The assessment was for replacing all of the railings and walkways in the building - those replacement costs should have been built into the budget of a well-run HOA. 

Am I allowed to ask for a tenants vehicle information to add to their file?