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Trailer / RV site rentals

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Hello BPers! Crazy question for anyone who cares to chime in. Has anyone had experience developing land for rv / trailer pads for short term vacation rentals?

If you've seen my earlier posts, we have a large property on the outskirts of Eugene, OR that I believe could be used as a short term vacation rental strategy. Large lake, fishing, canoeing etc. adjacent to blm land, hunting, hiking, shooting, outdoor types of recreation opportunities, as well as being situated in the heart of one of Oregon's wine countries, with 3 wineries within 15 minutes of the property.

We were toying around with the idea of developing a few pads with RV hookups for short term rental. I feel like it is low startup cost, low maintenance, and a way to bring in some high roi cash flow. Has anyone here had any experience with this, or willing to share your thoughts?

Thanks in advanced!

Pat Morrison

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