On a cul-de-sac in a quiet mobile park.

A lower margin in a secure legal system with affordable properties that rent and sell fast is worth more than owning a million dollar place with rent control taxed to the limit overlooking Central Park

That POP moved north into Shelby Park and then north again into Smoketown where houses that were recently 100K now sell for $200K+ and that story isn't done yet.

I’m considering options like building a single-family home for STR or creating a small RV park with a few pads, but I'm open to other ideas.

It is accurate that Hilton MGT. only allows owners to use the unit for 21-days/yr, while the rest of the 344 days, it will be generating income for you.The Hilton Convention Center and Branson Landing Condos offer benefits like garage parking, close proximity to restaurants and attractions, and beautiful locations, some units with lake views.Monthly dues are $300+/ mo. and those dues include things like:Building InsuranceCommon Area MaintenanceSwimming Pool & Exercise RoomLawn Care / LandscapingSecurity ServiceTrash ServiceWhat makes these deals so difficult to pencil out is their management fee of 50%, which is significantly higher than the typical range of 15% to 40% in Branson.

There's a huge active church on the block that looks beautiful but isn't too busy so there's plenty of parking most days and there's a big elementary school on the next block so again, plenty of parking and it looks nice. 

I've looked into motels, RV parks, mobile home investing, etc.

Soon though I didn’t feel alone anymore, it was the beginning of 2020 and by March I was joined by much of the world in my “what’s next” quandary.I was lucky though, I lived in suburban Colorado next to lots of park land and my wife had a secure job.

Consider all the things that could go wrong and see if the lease addresses them: unauthorized pets or tenants, early termination, security deposit, lease violations, late rent, eviction, lawn maintenance, parking, etc.5.

It was challenging to find deals in multifamily in 21 and 22, but we didn't jump into rv parks.