It's not residential and you can lien everything in the unit, including vehicles.

Stocks and mutual funds not in retirement vehicles will be counted at 70% of value.

For areas that grass does not like to grow on my properties (generally due to too little sunlight, or vehicle traffic/parking, I like to install crushed rock in sufficient thickness (3-5in) to keep the weeds from growing.  

I've had a little experience in real estate, but never really looked at what I was buying as a money making vehicle.

If I go buy a primary residence, I'm going to be making a 'return' through my equity, but that doesn't make it a good investment vehicle.  

@Michael WagnerI come from the auto industry myself where storing vehicles must be covered under garage keepers liability since you’re responsible for the vehicles on the property.

When selecting a constructor or handyman, one of the things I look at is the vehicle they are driving.

- Do I need to purchase the vehicle under my LLC name?

Car loans have been extended due to raising vehicle prices from 3 to now up to 8 year loans yet FHA and VA mortgages have been stuck on a 30 year term for 70 years.To track near term values, I strongly suggest paying attention to "absorption rates" in your area. 

RE is not an efficient investment vehicle for these large funds.