Distressed, high grass, no vehicles present, and seemingly vacant.

And a great reason for them to spend a few bucks on Renter's Insurance, which we also point out while reviewing documents prior to signing.And of course, actual fire; major flooding; tree limb crashing onto/through the roof; extensive "blown" roof (large area of shingles ripped off by strong winds); vehicle crashing into the structure; notification of major crime, or a request for a "wellness check" by a family member or PD; and other "true" emergencies all can interrupt your beauty sleep.

Also, if you keep your vehicle until it falls apart, the multi-year tax benefit of the mileage deduction can significantly exceed your actual expense deductions, even with depreciation.But wait, there is more!

I doubt such a vehicle exists, but I've been surprised before.

Tenant is not allowed to park or drive on any surface other than the driveway (I had a tenant who frequently would drive a bit on the lawn while backing up, which caused damage to the lawn).There's a section about items in the yard, specifying that basically nothing other than operable vehicles and potted plants can be visible from the street unless they're being actively used, moved, or put out for trash pick up for the following day.

And make sure you vet the sponsor and understand the investment vehicle before you invest.

I traded them for over 30 years for a living, so I know them inside out and they are my vehicle of choice for investment in retirement. 2.I pay my tax attorney a retainer bc he handles everything for me tax wise from our condo here in manhattan,to our trusts, and a myriad of other vehicles I couldn't even begin to explain to someone like yourself.

and it could potentially cover a few random things (vehicle rentals if you travel abroad, sometimes boat rentals, etc).  

You need to position yourself to be the bridge or vehicle, that takes your ideal audience from their current situation (in pain) to the desired situation through your proposed solution... i.e. through the services you offer. 

Ignore those with fancy vehicles as they will charge you to pay for those vehicles!