@Ryan SingWhile an IRA may be used to invest in real estate in many ways, it is not designed to provide additional capital to your flipping business.As a tax-sheltered vehicle, all investments of the IRA must be conducted at arm's length and exclusively for the benefit of the IRA.  

You also need to understand how many units or vehicles you're allowed to place and what codes apply.RV pads might feel like a last resort, but if zoning supports it, that could be your quickest path to cash flow.

I have a tenant in my single-family home who has recently purchased an electric vehicle.

Also add items to your lease that are particular to your property. such as parking, number of vehicles, cameras, pests, lawn care, renters insurance required, whatever.

I feel that since the plants are not planted into the ground and are freely movable, they do count as personal belongings that the seller is responsible for moving.

The property is just the vehicle your cash rides from one deal/property to the next.

Now I have 6 police that have bought from me and they all bring their vehicles home so that is good.

If you are unsure if a tenant has moved out because there is complete silence on their end, you don't see their vehicle at the property anymore, and they haven't paid rent, what do you do? 

If you don't want to take off you shoes keep a box of new shoe covers in your vehicle.

There are many vehicles to get that equity and use it to make additional investments with out having to sell.