Recreational Vehicles have engines in them.  

We are wondering what loan vehicle (i.e., HELOC, Construction, Rental Purchase, or other) you would suggest using to fund the effort or would you use the funds to purchase an additional home instead?

This proves to be difficult for most people... including me.If your mortgage rate is under 5% it would not be very difficult to find a passive investment vehicle that would have at least a 5% annual return over a 5-10 year period.

You might be able to simply call a towing company to come get an illegally parked vehicle out of your driveway!  

For simplicity sake let’s say I sell the vehicle for 20K after it’s fully depreciated after five years.

@Mike MontanyeSo you are using this company as your investment vehicle?

Some vehicle where the equity is increased substantially and they grow off of that.Example if someone makes 400k a year and they live off of 50k they still have even with taxes a nice chunk to snowball into real estate.

We have received some information about your tenancy and a copy of your lease, but will need you to contact us with the following:Name & birthdate of every occupant (adult & child)Phone number & Email for every adult on the leaseAll vehicles (make, model, year & color)Any animals: Name, Breed, Age, Weight (this is not an authorization to get an animal, but an inquiry)Please contact _______ by email: _____________ or phone: _________ with this information.

California has the most registered motor vehicles and the most vehicle miles traveled of any state.

Stick to your lease requiring no personal items in yard, well kept grass, no dead vehicles, etc.