Originally posted by @Cara Lonsdale:Originally posted by @Victoria L Welch:https://www.news4jax.com/news/local/jacksonville/lawsuits-contend-man-burned-in-car-fire-embezzled-millions Wow....everyone keep eyes on the wife. 

Same car as the slashing pulled out the phone and showed them smashing their own window when they got locked out.  

@Cara Lonsdale, you're not joking about how some rentals are when they are supposed to be ready for new tenants. 

The best car is a paid for car as you will have irregular income starting out and you will appreciate not having a car paymentAdditionally, you will find that you will rarely if ever have a client in your car

@cara lonsdale I've read a little into the 203K loan program and it seems like a good route to build near instant equity and spread it out over the life of the loan.

I put off buying a new car as to keep from having payments or using cash.

@Cara Lonsdale as a fully vested agent partner (as I am) for 20 plus years at KW I'm actually surprised by your view of how KW's business model actually works. 

Then the towing company comes and tows away the car a few days later.  

And you also have my poster dream car, a Diablo!

The Caravan example feels unique and fun because the prototype is more one-of-a-kind and completely out of context -- and out of context to the point where other odd objects are often substituted -- a teepee, a train car, a spaceship.Same thing as an AirB&B -- fun and novel for a while, but after the novelty wears off, any other nice RV might easily be substituted.As for renting a tiny house over the long term, I've already raised some practical and logistical questions in previous posts -- in short, I think renting as opposed to owning runs counter to the nature of the Tiny House prototype, and the reasons for living in one.