@Kristin CarasA generous dose of recreational vehicle antifreeze should be poured into each drain, including the toilet to protect each "p" trap.Also put some in the toilet tank.

Ensure your lease has language saying that all vehicles parked on the premises must be currently registered and insured, that vehicles can only be parked on the driveway, in the garage or on the street (as applicable), that boat, ATV or RV parking on the premises is not permissible without express written consent.

A couple of questions (rhetorical)Are you interested in using real estate as one of your primary investment vehicles?

Quick stats without oversharing, it's in a small low-density residential area and there's a U-haul self storage with motor vehicle storage nearby.

Heck, they didn’t really car when stolen vehicles were driven in to the store but at least they came out to write the report, but this  was 15 years ago.

NNN is a great investment vehicle.

Typically you ask for any vehicle notes on an application. 

LLCs are not the best vehicle for properties in my opinion and there are much better entity structuring depending on how many properties you are going to purchase in ohio. here's a little more about it if you are new: https://www.forbes.com/sites/forbesbooksauthors/2023/03/22/u...

I was going to count the cost of his vehicle insurance as his personal housing expense (aka, put that in the box where normally personal rent/mortgage goes... basically subject property rent had to be enough to offset PITI and "debt service" the van insurance at about 43% DTI... which it did). 

Howdy Scott,I would leave it up to the tenants as to whether they want to leave their vehicle on site but the option is open.