value" extends far beyond money or cost.The second part of your bot's response is just off the rails.

Generally more than 1 designated beneficiary is allowed.Transfer of Death Vehicle Registration - Texas allows vehicles to transfer to your designated beneficiary.

We bought an unlimited rail pass and used it as a base to take trips all around the country.

I dont know about Anchorage Banks but I do know banks in other markets will make sweat heart loans to Doctors and Dentist.. they take on all their banking and receivables in return They will give portfolio loans on a personal resi vehicles furniture etc etc..

However, the Mobile would have to have it's own parcel, have the wheels removed, be skirted, have elimination of title and be newer than 1976 to even be considered for the same type of loan, otherwise it's considered to be a vehicle and would be like a car loan.

The majority of people know real estate investing is a vehicle for wealth but most are afraid to take the leap.

tenants in common is just fine for owning a single asset.. its not like the LLC is some magic asset protection vehicle. 

@Mark Andrew DeidikerLots of good advice already given here.If it were me, and I did not already feel comfortable with a particular vehicle for investment....I'd park the money in a CD, bond, or index fund (depending on risk tolerance).

If the deck in back is in good condition, paint it black and add a safety rail for the stairs going to the basement.

In the past 2 weeks alone my good neighbors and I have witnessed hand-to-hand drug transactions right on the curb while looking out the window in the middle of the day, prowling creepy trespassers hiding out underneath our decks and on our porches in the middle of the night, a huge amount of vehicle traffic visiting the property all night and even a parked car on the street with two adults in it coming down from very hard drugs (authorities were called promptly).