The zone is not the investment vehicle. 

They also have no restrictions on the amount of vehicles they can have, and the contract specifically says that the tenant can cancel the contract at any time. 

I have heard of peoples vehicle being completely buried in the snow by the plow trucks. 

I have decided not to pursue conventional higher education (i.e. college or tradeschool) I have no aversion to hard work but would rather utilize my blood sweat and tears to make myself money, not somebody else.I am fully aware real estate is not a get rich quick scheme so I'm coming to the forums to ask for any advice on what vehicle of real estate investing I should pursue...

Depending on the number of vehicles, age of drivers, number of properties owned, the rates can be very affordable. 

One mistake can be forgiven the second never will be.Your vehicles and other assets can be held in personal property trusts etc.Just remember to buy plenty of liability insurance and both personal and commercial umbrella policies.If it ever gets to court your tax returns will be subpoenaed and subject to asset disclosure.So if the business entity operates the business and does not OWN anything because land trusts own every piece of real estate it creates another barrier to asset seizure.

One of the keys to the HUD 4155 is section 4155.1 4.B.2.c  where it says "FHA will not insure a mortgage if it is determined that the transaction was designed to use FHA mortgage insurance as a vehicle for obtaining investment properties, even if the property to be insured will be the only one owned using FHA mortgage insurance." 

A six unit building with seven parking spaces with everyone home plus your vehicle could mean a visitor may not find street parking and the only thing they may remember is "the place we had to double parked".I have done the open house style with a twist. 

Yes, she is in her mid-40s, a grandmother, a waitress at a local restaurant that I won't be enjoying for a while, and she's driving a vehicle that is 12 years newer than mine.David Moore has been asking me for examples of how Property Managers add value.

To complicate things 1) he has no vehicle.