Of that 50M, 25M was allocated for the construction of a new recreational faculty that has since been completed.

Hello, quick background- I have been buying and flipping raw farmland/ recreational farms for about 5 years.

I can’t be the 1st person on the planet to have this issue… I offered to provide the tax returns since the property purchases in 2017 in an attempt to recreate.

Unless you're sacrificing valuable landscaping/recreation area, there's really no downside to having additional parking if it pencils out, regardless of what you end up doing with the property.

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And it's still one of the least expensive areas of the state to live in so I think STRs are plausible and fairly insulated from seasonality since we have year round recreation.

Maybe you can find a flat piece of land and develop a truck and recreational lot for the HOA communities that don’t allow 18 wheelers or RVs to be parked within the community.

I have seen people rent their land for recreational activities (hunting, RV-ing, etc.) and also set up "glamping" camp grounds and make bank from short term vacation renters.

I built a few others for my STRs that have a nice back yard conducive for recreation.

I began to create one but figured I need not recreate the wheel if someone else has already done it better!