A buy/sell contract is only entered into when a buyer is ready to purchase.Politicians, law makers, agencies, may have a different, more all encompassing and overreaching interpretation of the above.

No liabilities (no car payment, living in dorms, etc.), No assets.

Only upshot is that my cars, bikes, tools, etc are all paid off.  

Remember to be consistent with following up with the homeowners, and make sure you're talking to the decision-maker on the deed.

A security system could give renters peace of mind but I don't think it will do much to prevent a car or garage break-in.

If you were going to bet on the next best performing electric automobile maker, would you invest you half million with Elon Musk...or the guy tinkering in his garage down the street? 

I know in some States they have laws for car sales as well.

I see him with the jewelry, nice cars, etc. and it motivates me to get passive income.

Sure, you're not going to jump in your car and drive all the way over there just to change a toilet flapper or electrical receptacle (2 repairs I recently had to do), so just call your handyman and have him knock out a bunch of "honey-do" items in one trip, including the furnace filter (as recently discussed on BP).

I had to do that to sell a car about six months back.