@Kristin Caras This is really popular in Northern, Va since basements are almost standard in most of the newer construction townhomes which basically have a front or rear garage on half of the first floor and a recreation room/basement on the other side.

Purchase a RV that is permanently in a RV Park and rent it to a young family or use it as a vacation rental.The following is from the RV parks website about Rates:Annual Lot Rental RatesYour annual rent includes a minimum 37 x 50 foot lot, 1850 square feet minimum, complete with water, sewer service, lawn service, cable, wi-fi with 24 hour tech support and trash removal.Each lot is wired for electric service with 50, 30 and 20 AMPs.Exceptionally low rates for a gated, RV park with all the amenities including a private swimming pool, recreation room, laundry, library, heated and cooled bathhouses, basketball court, volleyball court, horseshoe pit, dog park and playground.Our Rates are as follows . . .Annual Rates $3500Monthly Rates : $650 -$750Nightly Rates $60 – $75 Limited Nightly They have RVs for sale and are between 20,000 and 45,000.

Plus, with so many recreational activities around here, there's always sure to be demand for vacation rentals and other services which can give you a steady stream of income.

There is plenty of sunshine, mountains, the lake and the riverwalk for recreation.

That means recreational sites for travel trailers and campers.

Would there be a market for recreational uses?

I figured I could recreate most of what I wanted in Excel which is what I have used for my 3 buildings and works great.

It still has that desert vibe but it also has a golf course and if the Salton Sea project works out and water recreation returns to the Sea, it will be a game-changer for sure.

The link below shows recreation visits at national parks going back to 1979.

I would recommend an umbrella policy for any RE investor that has enough wealth that it could not be recreated in a small number of years.