That's laughableLet's own a car and take tires out of the equation.

As a source of water problems I would put them behind roofs, sewer lines, washing machines, plumbing leaks of various kinds and stupid resident decisions (Why do I have to use a shower curtain?)

Over time I have replaced the AC, water heater, dish washer, car port, roof, and several minor fixes.

It STILL has weeds in formerly mulched areas (mulch has washed away in many places, and they've not replaced it.

Is it possible to have liens on something other that a property that one owns or a car one owns?

It seems like in many cases the investor could use expense kitchen appliances, washing machine, dryer, etc. because they would often cost $2500 or less each?

Years ago, Warren Buffett made headlines saying buying a primary residence isn’t a good investment — and honestly, he had a point.
He wasn’t talking about rental properties or investment real estate. He was referring...

Heygen and ElvenLabs let's you create a digital video clone of yourself, so you just have to feed it text and it will make a video that you clone will narrate.Download the ChatGPT app, connect to your cars Bluetooth, click on the mic symbol and have a conversation.

No other car loans/credit card debt.

My current work residency requirement (take home car) and family life (3 kids and growing) limit my ability to capitalize on house hacking.