This is a great opportunity for a builder to subdivide the lots adjacently along the road and build their desired amount of homes.

I am also open to looking at commercial investments such as storage units or flex space; but that could be further down the road and require much more capital. 

More subdivisions are building built other than Lennar down the road.

Now I'm looking for a more generalized list to potentially add to my direct mail campaign down the road. 

But any little hiccup or bump in the road is going to put your investment at risk.My suggestion: save a little more and focus on your local market.

The turn is an ongoing part of the business that you cannot always predict when it will happen, but you need to have in your rolodex reliable people who can do a workmanlike job for you quickly and not three months down the road.

Also, while Kohler is one US company (and 40 miles up the road) that's been into luxury bath for years, now Delta, Moen, etc are jumping in but especially in this area is not going to be what they're looking for, its either Kohler or a Euro brand and I think I'm going with Grohe.

Would be worth it for you to think about your set up now while you’re starting out to determine which path makes most sense to you, one account or multiples as I’m sure you’ll end up with more than one property down the road.

If so, you may be able to get north of $2,000/mo.Creating more value at your primary would also give you more options down the road.

We were looking at some land up the road from there.Cosby is a little out there so personally I wouldn't invest in STRs unless they were off 321.That area is nice and quiet though.