I simply wanted the best ideas for making a stable, steady monthly income from a given nest egg, for which I will also be talking to a financial advisor - but often they do not know much about or believe in real estate as a vehicle and thus I posted here.

They might have paired their vehicles or an aftermarket remote to the garage opener.

So, from a 2 month player, I recommend peer to peer lending as an investment vehicle to accompany your other investments.

You rented the vehicle.

I've known folks who have decided to put what little they have in the vehicle that's going to net them the best result. most of us here believe that's real estate but it could be a lot of different investments or entrepreneurial opportunities. putting what little money you have into the thing thats going to make you more money that you can then use to pay off those debts certainly makes sense for some people. paying off your student loans may take 10 year or more. can you really afford to wait that long before investing?

If I lose my vehicle and I no longer have any cash, that leaves me without a vehicle.

So it's all about the right vehicle for the right needs.

Our snow removal service then returns later in the day to clear the rest of the lot (tenants are all required to move their vehicles).

How complex, lengthy, and costly is the foreclosure process compared to the eviction process or vehicle repossession and could I do it myself or would I need to look to a title company or real estate lawyer?

There are some Section 8 applicants who already live in a housing assistance home, so sometimes it might be a good idea to visit where they are currently living not to mention how they upkeep their vehicle.