@Stephen ShigematsuI see so you’d like to have several of these spread throughout the property.From what I understand, recreational vehicles (RVs) are not being recognized as ADU’s and are not receiving permits for short-term rentals.I will send you a DM.

It's tempting to sell and cash out, but I see great long-term value in keeping an asset in a high-appreciation market like Miami and in a new and strong neighborhood with great schools, shopping, hospitals, military, recreation and employment centers nearby -- and all with a low-interest note on the property! 

Using it for recreation.

You have to listen and not recreate the wheel.

Recreation?  

So after a few days of back and forth in emails trying to get a version we could work with I just recreated the form myself.

If you can find the plan, and its searchable, you can use search terms like "trailer," and "recreational vehicle," "RV" etc. to see if there are rules specifically outlawing trailers or new mobile home developments.

We added new closet doors, ceiling fans and light fixtures throughout, and had it freshly painted inside and out with new baseboards to finish it off.We did some repair work on the exterior siding, and had to recreate a side gate.We blasted all the weeds and cleared both front and back out for a fresh start.

Large lake, fishing, canoeing etc. adjacent to blm land, hunting, hiking, shooting, outdoor types of recreation opportunities, as well as being situated in the heart of one of Oregon's wine countries, with 3 wineries within 15 minutes of the property.

If you were starting from scratch and designing a house for a vacation rental, close to an outdoor recreation hub, what would be the priorities for layout, to include as amenities, etc.?