If you are thinking of real estate investing as REITS or Mutual Funds, I would advise my friends to stay away because those assets do not have the critical tax benefits offered by direct ownership of real estate.If you are going to create vehicles whereby people can invest directly in real estate and get the full depreciation benefits of ownership, then you need to have an excellent track record. 

Sometimes those things align seamlessly, and others, it's a chaotic rollercoaster ride with no guardrail, tracks, or seatbelts..... yet I'm grateful for the vehicle RE offers. 

Probably on chickens, non-registered vehicles.

No boats, trailers, RVs, off-road vehicles, unlicensed/unregistered vehicles, project cars, etc.

This makes it easier at the "top" of the turn to get the vehicle in. 

Within the group we look at different asset classes/investment vehicles at each meeting, usually with a trusted advisor in said asset class in attendance.

They buy a 75,000 vehicle making 80k a year.

I know the state views the mobile homes as vehicles, so will the closing process be different once I find a buyer?

In Pennsylvania, as luck would have it, a trailer built out of a disassembled kit, as this Harbor Freight trailer happens to be, is considered to be a custom-made vehicle and requires a special inspection and title process.

What I like is that the doors can be converted back to 9 feet high which allows for commercial vehicle access.