I've had tenants use porches and balconies as additional storage, collection point for garbage bags, grilling area, and laundry drying( that they never seemed to bring in) No vehicles parked in the yard. 

Check out Greg Simpsons REIA and every Monday in St Pete , there are mentors at the hibachi grill .

(We used to grill, but that got outlawed for our kind of setup. :-( ) But if we did use it for something--like a home office!

Hi @Johnathan Boyle,I feel like you're grilling me a little, but here goes!

Directly across from the women's apartment the guys moved several of the gas and charcoal grills, they set up a dozen lawn chairs, a couple of tables, and they keep 2 or 3 coolers stocked with beer. 

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What I care about is my dentist not messing up my grille or subjecting me to unnecessary pain. 

Starbucks, Waba Grill, Panda Express, Yogurtland and Wing Stop are some your usual far of casual eateries round out the the rest of list.http://www.regencycenters.com/properties/property_...http://www.mattconstruction.com/project-detail/ret…Happy hunting! 

Microwaving will cause the same effects as boiling, grilling, heating over a candle, etc.EDIT:  Also worth noting that elevated carcinogen levels in charred/burned food are well established.  

that campground idea might be a great idea with RV for "tiny home community" check it out on google. it is really interesting and could be a really nice small community with a one central community local for firepit, grilling... socializing... a community garden perhaps.