@Peter Korty, you have to understand that we are in Kentucky, and unfortunately, $1900/mo could very likely produce $900/mo net, and that'd be enough for me to live on with my rooms rented out extremely comfortably. 

And, $195/mo net gives you hardly any little wiggle room when your rental market flattens out.

Hello, I am trying to find ways that I can purchase land for an RV campground and convince a lender that this is an excellent idea. there are so many ways to monetize it. for instance: Rv storage, personal belongings storage units, boondocking, full/partial hookups, laundry, showers, bathrooms, RV wash stations, monthly clubhouse fees with gym equipment swimming and party pavilion access, camp store. etc what are some platforms/avenues i can take to raise say idk 375k and maybe a little extra for start up cost?

They won't call it QE3 but it will be more monetization of the nation's debt.

Economic activity would slow, because why should people work hard just to have the government take it all from them.If done by monetizing the debt (i.e. printing money to pay it off) there will be massive inflation and much higher interest rates.

The issue then becomes, if I get this under my control by purchasing it, what do I do to monetize it?

.-  At 50% Occupancy:  Gross rent $1,000/mo, net $552, cap rate of 9.5%-  At 75% Occupancy:  Gross rent $1,500/mo, net $958, cap rate of 16.4%-  At full Occupancy:  Gross rent of $2,000/mo, net $1413, cap rate of 24%For a $70,000 investment, $11,000-$17,000 per year is sounding pretty nice.  

And while I get that BP needs to monetize the website,I think it's a bit silly to have the search engine as premium content.    

For example, monetizing blogs.  

So the TH was my next foray into trying to monetize other potential in the property with the thought of keeping it low maintenance and the tenants maybe being self selecting if a tiny home is used.